I do know that template class's definition and implementation should be on the same header file. But I was taught a bit differently at school.
I'll have the template class's definition in the header file, and at the end of the header file, I'll do #include "MyFile.cpp", which contains the implementation of the templated class.
Is this bad programming practice?
"Is this bad programming practice?"
In general not and it's a very common technique. But the problem is the .cpp
file extension, that would affect many IDEs and build systems to consider it as a regular source file. More commonly used extensions are .tcc
, .tpc
.
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