Template issue on vs2005

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Today I transferred some of my code from vc6 to vs2005 and I encountered a problem with the template. The code looks like this.

C++

 template<BOOL b>
 class CL
 {
    public:
        enum etype{ come=0, go, present };
        etype checkType( int iType );
 }

 template<BOOL b>
 CL<b>::etype CL<b>::checkType( int iType )
{
  if( iType ){
  ...
  }
  ...
  return CL<b>::etype(iType);
}

For vc6 everything is fine but vs2005 there is a problem on return type.
How can I solve it?

Posted 26-Oct-11 23:19pm

bandygg

Updated 26-Oct-11 23:59pm

Slacker007

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Richard MacCutchan 27-Oct-11 5:40am

there is a problem on return type
Where, what problem?

Slacker007 27-Oct-11 6:00am

Edit: grammar.

Albert Holguin 27-Oct-11 10:59am

What is the error the compiler is giving you?

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-10-27T01:31:00

Solution 1

Are you sure it is not due to the missing semi-colon at the end of your class definition?

Posted 27-Oct-11 1:31am

Richard MacCutchan

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Albert Holguin 27-Oct-11 10:59am

I'm pretty sure a missing semi-colon would have caused an error in studio 6 as well... probably a typo.

Richard MacCutchan 27-Oct-11 11:39am

I agree but without seeing exactly what the OP is complaining about it's difficult to guess what the problem is.

Albert Holguin 27-Oct-11 12:21pm

Yep, he needs to provide the compiler error.