* Q: template instantiation, exception specifications
@ 1998-04-08 21:20 Niku Kaitaniemi
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From: Niku Kaitaniemi @ 1998-04-08 21:20 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: egcs
Which is the optimal way of instantiating templates, measured either by
compile time or by g++ memory usage during compilation? I am currently
instantiating templates explicitly the way I did with g++ v2.7.2 (only
template declaration included in non-template code compiled with
-fno-implicit-templates and a single template instantiation file that
includes template declarations and is compiled without
-fno-implicit-templates).
Does egcs do something differently when it sees exception specifications?
I am mainly thinking about possibly code speed/size optimizations.
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