I can't think of a way to do what you want. You need something like an extern
"C" template typedef, but C++ does not have template typedefs, and a template
can't have extern "C" linkage.
If you must use an extern "C" function, for example because you can't control
the declaration, you can give it a C++ wrapper:
extern "C" void foo (void*);
void foo_wrap(void* p) { return foo(p); }
template < typename T, void(*cb)(T*) > class Test {};
typedef Test < void, foo_wrap > TestVoid;
You could ask this question in a C++ newsgroup, such as comp.lang.c++.moderated
A Solaris forum is not the best place to ask C++ language questions.
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