c++ - Name resolution and Point of instantiation in Templates -

-

this statement iso c++ standard 14.6.4.1 point of instantiation

 4.if virtual function implicitly instantiated, point of instantiation    following point of instantiation of enclosing    class template specialization.   5.an explicit instantiation directive instantiation point    specialization or specializations specified explicit     instantiation directive.   6.the instantiation context of expression depends on    template arguments set of declarations external linkage     declared prior point of instantiation of template     specialization in same translation unit.

i unable write programs whole section. trying write programs section yesterday.

please, try ask 1 or more points. in section. here unable understand single point in section.

so, kindly can 1 provide me code sections understand.

the first 2 statements explain instantiation point of template constructs are; doesn't introduce new template constructs. can reuse previous examples.

the third statement (14.6.4.1/6) tells point of instantiation points is: point names looked during second phase of name lookup. names declared before instantiation point visible; declared afterwards not. (in first phase of two-phase name lookup, non-dependent names looked in set of declarations precede template definition).

so, given:

template <typename t> void foo() {   t() + t(); }

the instantiation contexts of expression t()+t() set of declarations precede respective instantiation points of foo<t>. name operator+ looked in contexts, , includes declarations follow definition precede instantiation point.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

c++ - Convert big endian to little endian when reading from a binary file -

-
this question has answer here: how convert between big-endian , little-endian values in c++? 28 answers i've been looking around how convert big-endian little-endians. didn't find solve problem. seem there's many way can conversion. anyway following code works ok in big-endian system. how should write conversion function work on little-endian system well? this homework, since systems @ school running big-endian system. it's got curious , wanted make work on home computer also #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main() { ifstream file; file.open("file.bin", ios::in | ios::binary); if(!file) cerr << "not able read" << endl; else { cout << "opened" << endl; int i_var; double d_var; while(!file.eof()) {...
Read more

C#: Application without a window or taskbar item (background app) that can still use Console.WriteLine() -

-
i'm trying create application adheres following: no taskbar no console or form window can utilize console.writeline() . (i.e. if executes app command prompt write console.) the problem if create windows form (or wpf) application can have there no taskbar, console or window show up, console.writeline() nothing. if create console app, writes console, can't figure out how hide (and if did hide it, write command prompt window?)... how do this? just create standard console application. callers responsibility hide window caused program (from how run c# console application console hidden ): system.diagnostics.processstartinfo start = new system.diagnostics.processstartinfo(); start.filename = dir + @"\myprocesstostart.exe"; start.windowstyle = system.diagnostics.processwindowstyle.hidden;
Read more

unicode - Are email addresses allowed to contain non-alphanumeric characters? -

-
i'm building website using `django. website have significant users non-english speaking countries. i want know if there technical restrictions on types of characters email address contain. are email addresses allowed contain english alphabets, numbers, "_", "@" , "."? are allowed contain non-english alphabets "é" or "ü"? are allowed contain chinese or japanese or other unicode characters? email address consists of 2 parts local before @ , domain goes after. rules these parts different: for local part can use ascii: latin letters - z - z digits 0 - 9 special characters !#$%&'*+-/=?^_`{|}~ dot ., not first or last, , not in sequence space , "(),:;<>@[] characters allowed restrictions (they allowed inside quoted string, backslash or double-quote must preceded backslash) plus since 2012 can use international characters above u+007f , encoded as utf-8 . domain part more res...
Read more