Thread: Please help me with the MIL and classes

Code:

/*
	Terrance Lynch
	c++ practice with classes
	November 23, 2002
*/

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>
#include <strstream>
using namespace std;

class CStandardAllocator
{
	class CStandardAllocator()
	{
		cout << 16 << endl;
	}

};

template<class T, class alloc>
class CMCVectorImp : public alloc
{
public:
	CMCVectorImp(int sz, int x) : alloc()
	{
		cout << sz * x << endl;
	}


};

template<class Vect, class T, class alloc>
class cBagAsVectorImp : public Data
{
public:
	cBagAsVectorImp(int sz) : Data(sz,1){}
protected:
	Vect Data;
};


template <class T, class alloc>
class cBagAsVector : public cBagAsVectorImp<CMCVectorImp<T,alloc>, T, alloc>
{
public:
	cBagAsVector(int sz) : cBagAsVectorImp<CMCVectorImp<T,alloc>, T, alloc>(sz)
	{
		cout << sz << endl;
	}
};

template <class T>
class cBag : public cBagAsVector<T, CStandardAllocator>
{
public:
	cBag(int sz):cBagAsVector<T, CStandardAllocator>(sz){}
};



int main()
{
	int dBagSize = 4;
	cBag<double> dBag(dBagSize);

	return 0;

}

Two compiler errors, it says it doesn't recognize the Data as a base class.

Please help,
Thanks,
Terrance

Thank you. I mistakenly put the word "class" in front of the constructor.

Sorry, didn't proof read my own code very well

Originally posted by Terrance11
Thank you. I mistakenly put the word "class" in front of the constructor.

Sorry, didn't proof read my own code very well

btw, I'm not that lazy. I did this on my school's computer, and wanted it to compile before they closed up.

Thanks.