C++ Template classes

So I want to use dynamic_cast in some situations (when template<T> is an inherited class) but not if template is int, char, bool, etc.. but it doesn't compile if yjose instances even exist.

I can't figure out how to make a general rule for that. I was hoping you can HIDE functions depending on template type. So if you initialise the class an MyClass<int> you see different things to MyClass<OtherClass>

Is that possible?

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Don't use C++ unless you want to deal with this garbage. If you must use OOP crap, the use a language that wasn't hacked on top of another language and works for more than half the time.

>>5
Like Common Lisp.

>>6
I think you mean Java™

>>7
I think you are a ^₆₆faggot^₉₉

>>7
>Java
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Use the template<> syntax to instantiate

>>1

Yes, it is possible. Check out "policy-based design" from Andrei Alexandrescu's book "Modern C++ Design".

What's a yjose instance?

So if you initialise the class an MyClass<int> you see different things to MyClass<OtherClass>
Look up template specialisation.

>>9

wideshit off the front page

>>9

wideshit off the front page

Everything in C++ is surprisingly fucking convoluted.

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