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Asked: 2026-05-23T11:12:58+00:00

I have some class like : template<int DIMENSION, typename T> Vector { … }

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I have some class like : 

 template<int DIMENSION, typename T> Vector { ... }

Now, I want to specialize the typename and provide a new type using a typedef. I thus found an answer on StackOverflow at C++ typedef for partial templates

I thus did :

template < int DIMENSION> using VectorDouble= Vector<DIMENSION, double>;

This does not compile (error C2988: unrecognizable template declaration/definition). Is this because my compiler (Visual Studio 2008) doesn’t allow it, or did I miss something ?

Thanks.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The answer you refer to says:

    If you have a C++0x/C++1x compiler

    C++1x is not yet current, so most compilers don’t support its features. In particular, VC++9.0 (VS2008) has almost no support for them. VC++10 (VS2010) does support some features, but I don’t know if what you need is one of those.

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