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C++ - how to implement templated member function outside a templated class

template<int N>
class myClass
{
    template<typename T>
    void myFunction();
};

template<typename T>
void myClass<int N>::myFunction() {} // doesn't work, nor do many other combinations!

Hi,

Is it possible to achieve the above? I can implement myFunction in the class definition no problem. If so what would the syntax be? GCC 4.2 tells me:

missing '>' to terminate the template argument list

thanks for your help

You are looking for:

template <int N>
template <typename T> 
void myClass<N>::myFunction() {} 

You need one template for the class template and one for the member function template.

template<int N> template<typename T>
void myClass<N>::myFunction() {}

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