template question

[makc]

This probably sounds dumb but i can't figure it out. I want a class
template that contains a 1000 of funcs that are same for all template
arguments, and 1 func that is different in every case. I tried:

template <class T, int i>
struct TFunc {
int Func (void);
};

int TFunc<char, 5> (void) {
return 0;
};

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
TFunc<char, 5> t;


return t.Func();
}

but compiler sends me back to school with this. Please suggest a
workaround?

 

[makc]

This probably sounds dumb but i can't figure it out. I want a class
template that contains a 1000 of funcs that are same for all template
arguments, and 1 func that is different in every case. I tried:

template <class T, int i>
struct TFunc {
int Func (void);

};

int TFunc<char, 5> (void) {
return 0;

};

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
TFunc<char, 5> t;

return t.Func();

}

but compiler sends me back to school with this. Please suggest a
workaround?

oh wait, I missed ::Func

 

[FabioAng]

This probably sounds dumb but i can't figure it out. I want a class
template that contains a 1000 of funcs that are same for all template
arguments, and 1 func that is different in every case. I tried:

template <class T, int i>
struct TFunc {
int Func (void);
};

int TFunc<char, 5> (void) {
return 0;
};

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
TFunc<char, 5> t;


return t.Func();
}

but compiler sends me back to school with this. Please suggest a
workaround?

Do you need something like the following (template full specialization) ?

template <class T, int i>
struct TFunc {
int Func (void);
};

template <>
struct TFunc<char,5> {
int Func (void) {
return 0;
};
};

int main()
{
TFunc<char, 5> t;

return t.Func();
}

Fabio