How to export a template class without explicitly instantiating it?

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How to export a template class without explicitly instantiating it? If we can't export other than instantiating it,please consider this situation..
i am doing explicit instantiation like this
template class CInput< CTest > (ctest is a class) ..but i shouldn't include the header file containing definition of CTest in this solution..is there any way to do so?

Posted 2-Feb-11 23:36pm

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Debojyoti Majumder · Answer 1 · 2011-02-02T23:54:00

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I guess, there are no such way.

In case for early binding like templates, we need the class definition.

Posted 2-Feb-11 23:54pm

Debojyoti Majumder