First point is noted. Will use typename from now.Originally Posted by Elysia
I'm not sure how you mean with the 2nd point. How should the template declaration have been written for C++03?
Thanks again.
First point is noted. Will use typename from now.
I'm not sure how you mean with the 2nd point. How should the template declaration have been written for C++03?
Thanks again.
I forgot about this since my compiler has extensions allowing it. The problem is a potential parse error caused by '>>'.C++03 will interpret >> as operator>>, not as the closing brackets of a template. To fix it, you have to include spaces.Code:vector<pairs<string, int>> pair;Code:vector<pairs<string, int> > pair;
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