Fredrik Eriksson <fe79}--at--{yahoo}--dot--{com> wrote:
> Now make a small change to main.cpp:

> // main.cpp
>    export template <typename T> void f();

>    #include "g.hpp"
>    template <> void g(int i) { /* Do something completely different */ }

>    int main(){ f<int>(); }
> // end main.cpp

  I don't see how this causes a problem described earlier. This simply
requires main.cpp to be recompiled (after all, it's the one which has
been changed), which will result in a new object file which does not
use the export template.

  Why would this cause the need to recompile the export template for
each usage in the program?

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                                                          - Warp

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