In uGenerics I have two lists. 1 for Data Structures and 1 for Objects.
If I place this statement in declarations for a system that handles an
Int64 List...
GInt64List=specialize GStructList<Int64>;
... then I get
C:\Developer\Source\Libraries\Core\uInt64Array.pas(54,17) Error:
Forward declaration not solved "GStructList$Int64.Empty(var Int64);"
For the most part I want to have a generic case for data structures
with the list object handling init, copy,empty,and done methods for
the elements.
I am using FPC from today's trunk and wanted to know if there is
something wrong with generics that I can't use abstract methods for my
generic and just populate the methods "AFTER" I specialize...
GInt64List=specialize GStructList<Int64>;
TInt64List=Class(GInt64List)
public
procedure Empty(Var Item:Int64); override;
procedure Done(Var Item:Int64);override;
procedure Init(Var Item:Int64);override;
end;
I'm getting compiler errors b/c abstractions ... The way I've used
generics in FPC is that I preface my generic types with "G"... Then I
descend from that class the actual class I want to use.
Can the current FPC be worked to make this happen or do I need to
submit a report?
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