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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: questions about c++ templates
From:       Benoît_Jacob <jacob () math ! jussieu ! fr>
Date:       2006-08-18 16:52:23
Message-ID: 200608181852.24023.jacob () math ! jussieu ! fr
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hey, thanks a lot for your answers. One question though:

> > M<SomeClass *> mc; // does that generate code for M<SomeClass *> or does
> > 	// that share code with M<int *> ?
>
> No.

when you answer "No" here, does it mean, "No, it doesn't generate code for 
M<SomeClass *>", or does it mean, "No, it doesn't share code with M<int *>" ?

If it doesn't share code, do you have a clue why ? At first sight, one would 
think that from a low-level point of view, all pointer types are equivalent 
(to, say, void*) and thus there shouldn't be any difference between 
M<some_type *> and M<some_other_type *>, so code could be shared... ?

Benoit
 
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