Why does ‘const’ hinder template resolution when inside a ‘shared_ptr’? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Why doesn’t shared_ptr<A> implicit convert to shared_ptr<A const>? (1 answer) C++ template instantiation with shared_ptr to const T [duplicate] (2 answers) Closed 4 days ago. This post was edited and submitted for review 4 days ago. Given a shared_ptr to a non-template class, I regularly pass such a variable […]
Why does ‘const’ hinder template resolution when inside a ‘shared_ptr’? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Why doesn’t shared_ptr<A> implicit convert to shared_ptr<A const>? (1 answer) C++ template instantiation with shared_ptr to const T [duplicate] (2 answers) Closed 4 days ago. This post was edited and submitted for review 4 days ago. Given a shared_ptr to a non-template class, I regularly pass such a variable […]
Dependent names in C++ template
I have templated class that includes two nested class like below
Dependent names in C++ template
I have templated class that includes two nested class like below
Dependent names in C++ template
I have templated class that includes two nested class like below
Dependent names in C++ template
I have templated class that includes two nested class like below
Dependent names in C++ template
I have templated class that includes two nested class like below
Dependent names in C++ template
I have templated class that includes two nested class like below
Template function, VS 2022 compiler seems to only implement argument version that was called first
I’m trying to create a templated function which can take either a Boost ptime, or time_duration – in order to extract the hours and format them as “00:00”.
Why is inline variable declaration not allowed for template structs in C++?
The wording of the title is a bit iffy but I couldn’t come up with a better one. I hope to explain what I am talking about with these examples: