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Subject: Re: Class templates and inlining (OT)

Author: Dave Gomboc

Date: 02:48:43 12/24/02

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On December 23, 2002 at 16:33:21, Sune Fischer wrote:

>On December 23, 2002 at 16:20:48, Sune Fischer wrote:
>
>Here's the class so far:
>
>template <class T>
>class CUtil {
>	public:
>
>		inline static T Max(T a,T b)
>		{
>			return (a>b?a:b);
>		}
>
>		inline static T Min(T a,T b)
>		{
>			return (a<b?a:b);
>		}
>
>		inline static T LimitRange(T x,T lower,T upper)
>		{
>			return (Min(Max(x,lower),upper));
>		}
>
>		inline static int InRange(T x,T lower,T upper)
>		{
>			if (x>upper) return 0;
>			if (x<lower) return 0;
>			return 1;
>		}
>
>		inline static void Swap(T x,T y)
>		{
>			T temp;
>
>			temp=x;
>			x=y;
>			y=temp;
>		}
>};
>
>what's broken?
>
>-S.

C++ has built-in templates for most of those.  Look up max, min, and swap in
your (up-to-date!) C++ documentation.  They're all in the standard ("std")
namespace.

Dave



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