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Alex_RO 10-Aug-11 15:07pm View

An interested solution, I will try it to see what I get. Thanks!

Alex_RO 8-Aug-11 7:18am View

I posted an improved solution that work, but I don't know why, it was deleted.

Alex_RO 8-Aug-11 7:01am View

Yes, but if you change it with (*person::getSalary)(double s), or with (*person::getSalary)(int v,double s), will work, anyway I would like a pointer that would work for any version of the function,if it's possible.

Alex_RO 7-Aug-11 8:56am View

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Take a look to "Template Partial Specialization",the second example. I think what are you trying to do is the same you find here, and let us know if this was helpfull.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/template_specialization.html

Alex_RO 5-Aug-11 13:25pm View

thanks ;)

Alex_RO 3-Aug-11 8:03am View

Yes,your fix is excellent. This is how I intendet to look like my original code. Thank a lot for the fix.

Alex_RO 3-Aug-11 5:04am View

I know what you mean,also found something on the internet, but all are compiled with VS2010 and under my VS2008 this code does not work, possible to be because of the oldest type of compiler? I'm going to install VS2010.

Alex_RO 3-Aug-11 4:34am View

I have written just T , and at the function I have written both TT1 and TT2 but I don't know why it has appeared T="". thanks,

Alex_RO 2-Aug-11 10:30am View

Thanks both, _Superman_ and mbue. I have realized the error,it was a negligence of mine. Both solutions work, but what I wanted to do in fact, a template function, is what mbue said.

Alex_RO 2-Aug-11 8:14am View

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I have writen: template "<" class tt1, class tt2 ">" double the_sum( .... - but it does not appear

Alex_RO 2-Aug-11 8:09am View

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template <class tt1,class="" tt2=""> double the_sum(calc<int>& a,calc<double>& b ){return a.el+b.el;}

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