Anyone knows the rationale behind this?:
As explained in:
http://www.manualy.sk/g++FAQ.html#SEC38
g++ requires you to tell it which template instances you want. Isn't it a bit odd? I don't want to call this stupid not to attract flames this time, but as far as I remember the C++ standard does not have something like this. Any comments?
http://www.manualy.sk/g++FAQ.html#SEC38
g++ requires you to tell it which template instances you want. Isn't it a bit odd? I don't want to call this stupid not to attract flames this time, but as far as I remember the C++ standard does not have something like this. Any comments?
