Thread: Include(#directive) problems

ok..these are some of the big mistakes programmers make..since you are doing a template class..you gotta remember the rules..look at this example

Code:

template<class t>
Something
{
public:
Something();

int sum(int x, int y); // a member function prototype
private:
t value;
};

//now in the cpp file
template<class t>
Something<t>::Something()
{
//does nothing
}

template<class t>
int Something<t>::sum(int x, int y)
{
return x+y;
};

when you are writing the functions definitions outside the class definition you have to keep putting your 'template<class t>' and when you get to the scope resolution operator for your class like
Something:: you have to put 'returntype Something<t>::functionname' over and over and over..so the compiler knows it a template class...that is all