try doing something like this.... #define export __export__or_any_other_name #include <SSllib.h> -Viren > > --- Virendra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > "export" is a keyword introduced recently in the > > language to implement the "implementation-model" > for > > templates. > > > > The earlier era of compilers.... > > In order to use any template class, a compiler > must > > "see" the entire defintion of the template > funtions > > declared within that class. Thus, a programmer has > > to > > write the body of all the template funtions in the > > .h > > file and #include that file whereever the template > > class was used. This obviously led to some > > code-bloating issues and it was left to linker to > do > > the duplicate code removal. (Please search this > > forum > > for how CW linker avoids introducing the duplicate > > code names in the various translation units - > search > > for something like "templates+code+bloat+ben") > > > > The current scenario... > > The language has recently introduced the keyowrd > > 'export' in it that allows one to write the > > implementation of the template funtions in .cpp > > files > > unlike in .h earlier. > > > > I have never tried using this feature in CW but > the > > fact that you say that using SSllib.h containing > > "export"(=keyword) as a variable in .cpp files > only > > (and not in .c files) means the CW has implemented > > this new fature of the language in it! (Or atleast > > it > > is there in hibernation!!) :-) > > > > -Viren > >
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