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The templates supplied with EPICS base are in $(EPICS)/base/src/cxxTemplates
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The C++ templates supplied with EPICS base are in
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"$(EPICS)/base/src/cxxTemplates".
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In Stroustrups's "The C++ Programming Language" Appendix A: r.14.9
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(ANSI/ISO resolutions) a mechanism is described for the explicit
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instantiation of template member functions (that are not inline).
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At this time some compilers do not support this mechanism (and use
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a template database or smart linker instead). Other compilers
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a template database snd/or smart linker instead). Other compilers
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(such as g++) provide only limited support for other forms of
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instantiation.
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instantiation (g++ does not yet provide a template database or
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a smart linker for templates).
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Since there is no defacto standard mechanism for instatiating
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templates at this time we are defining the preprocessor flag
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EXPL_TEMPL in the build system when the compiler supports
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explicit instantiation.
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explicit instantiation and the compiler does not support
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automatic instantiation via a smart linker and/or template
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database (currently this is only g++).
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EPICS codes that use templates may need to include a code block
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as follow that instantiates the template only once into each
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#include <classXYZ.h>
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#include <templXXX.h>
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#include <templXXX.cc>
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//
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// if the compiler supports explicit instantiation of
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