• Carlos Smith (7/7) Feb 18 2007 In the the definition of template arguments:
• Kirk McDonald (10/21) Feb 18 2007 Any symbol which can be resolved at compile-time, such as, for example,
• Carlos Smith (12/12) Feb 19 2007 "Kirk McDonald" wrote in

"Carlos Smith" <carlos-smith sympatico.ca> writes:

In the the definition of template arguments:

TemplateArgument:
   Type
   AssignExpression
   Symbol


What does Symbol stands for ?

Carlos

Kirk McDonald <kirklin.mcdonald gmail.com> writes:

Carlos Smith wrote:
 In the the definition of template arguments:
 
 TemplateArgument:
    Type
    AssignExpression
    Symbol
 
 
 What does Symbol stands for ?
 
 Carlos

Any symbol which can be resolved at compile-time, such as, for example, 
a function, can be passed as a template argument. The grammar doesn't 
define what "Symbol" is, specifically, but it might not be incorrect to 
think of it as the same as "Identifier".

-- 
Kirk McDonald
http://kirkmcdonald.blogspot.com
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"Carlos Smith" <carlos-smith sympatico.ca> writes:

"Kirk McDonald" <kirklin.mcdonald gmail.com> wrote in 
message :

: Any symbol which can be resolved at compile-time, such as, 
for example,
: a function, can be passed as a template argument. The 
grammar doesn't
: define what "Symbol" is, specifically, but it might not be 
incorrect to
: think of it as the same as "Identifier".

Thanks.

Well, it should be define somewhere.
This is part of the language definition spec !