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Templates challenge the classic compiler-plus-linker model. Therefore there are different approaches to organize template code: the inclusion model, explicit instantiation, and the separation model.
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Usually, you should use the inclusion model (that is, put all template code in header files).
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By separating template code into different header files for declarations and definitions, you can more easily switch between the inclusion model and explicit instantiation.
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The C++ standard defines a separate compilation model for templates (using the keyword export). It is not yet widely available, however.
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Debugging code with templates can be challenging.
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Template instances may have very long names.
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To take advantage of precompiled headers, be sure to keep the same order for #include directives.
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See Also:
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See Also:
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- Complete Tutorial of C++ Template's
- Standard Template Library Tutorial
- Inter Process Communication Tutorial
- Advance Programming in C & C++
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