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Extractions: Building C++ Applications with Template Classes in Visual Studio Background When working with "normal" C++ classes the recommended procedure is to put a class definition in a C++ header file, e.g. myClass.h, and the implementation in a C++ source file, e.g., myClass.cpp. The source file is then made part of the project, meaning it is compiled separately. The client program, e.g., driver.cpp, then has an #include "myClass.h" so when it is compiled the compiler will know about myClass. However, a problem arises when this recommendation is applied to template classes. In a nutshell, it just wonÂ’t work. The reason for the problem and possible solutions are discussed below. Why there is a Problem The fundamental problem is that a template per se cannot be compiled. Or, perhaps it is more accurate to say there is nothing to be compiled in the template itself. For example, consider the template class definition: template(class ObjectType)
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