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annotations/yo/classtemplates.yo
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@ -6,6 +6,9 @@ includefile(classtemplates/intro)
subsubsect(Simple Definitions) subsubsect(Simple Definitions)
includefile(classtemplates/simple) includefile(classtemplates/simple)
subsubsect(Explicit Conversions)
includefile(classtemplates/explicit)
lsect(TEMPCLASSDEF)(Defining class templates) lsect(TEMPCLASSDEF)(Defining class templates)
includefile(classtemplates/definitions) includefile(classtemplates/definitions)

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@ -55,10 +55,6 @@ template arguments of class templates.
As long as no pointer is defined template argument of objects of class As long as no pointer is defined template argument of objects of class
templates can be deduced by the compiler. In this case em(simple definitions) templates can be deduced by the compiler. In this case em(simple definitions)
are used. Alternatively, em(explicit type conversions may be specified. are used. Alternatively, em(explicit) type conversions may be specified.
in facilities were considerations also All the above was The upcoming The members of the bf(C++) While preparing for the C++17 standard

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@ -20,4 +20,6 @@ exceptional, though.
Other useful bit-represented types also exists. E.g., ti(uint32_t) is Other useful bit-represented types also exists. E.g., ti(uint32_t) is
guaranteed to hold 32-bits unsigned values. Analogously, ti(int32_t) holds guaranteed to hold 32-bits unsigned values. Analogously, ti(int32_t) holds
32-bits signed values. Corresponding types exist for 8, 16 and 64 bits 32-bits signed values. Corresponding types exist for 8, 16 and 64 bits
values. These types are defined in the header file ti(cstdint). values. These types are defined in the header file ti(cstdint) and can be very
useful when you need to specify or use integral value types of fixed sizes.