Use this source-code generator to produce class template header implementation definitions in .hpp and .cpp files.
by Bob Swart
December 4, 2001
++ class template header and implementation (skeleton) definitions are often hard to read, let alone to write. Especially when defining template classes that are derived from base template classes, I often find myself struggling for the correct syntax.
In this article, I will present a template-based source code generator to produce C++ class template header implementation (skeleton) definitions in .hpp and .cpp files, based on a minimal yet functional set of methods.
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++ class template header and implementation (skeleton) definitions are often hard to read, let alone to write. Especially when defining template classes that are derived from base template classes, I often find myself struggling for the correct syntax.
