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wrote:
> I am trying to create a template class, which would store a vector of
> references to objects of the same class. Like:
>
> template<class _core_t>
> class Neuron
> {
> ///snipped
>
> private:
> vector<Neuron<_core_t>*> _neighbors;
> }
>
> But the compiler (MSVS says "missing storage class or type
> specifiers" when it tries to compile vector definition line.
>
> Where's the problem? Thanks!
>

Works fine with GCC. Probably a Microsoft problem. Or it could be your
missing semicolon at the end of the class definition. Or you could be
forgetting to #include <vector> or you could be forgetting to "using
namespace std;"

Jon
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I am trying to create a template class, which would store a vector of
references to objects of the same class. Like:

template<class _core_t>
class Neuron
{
///snipped

private:
vector<Neuron<_core_t>*> _neighbors;
}

But the compiler (MSVS says "missing storage class or type
specifiers" when it tries to compile vector definition line.

Where's the problem? Thanks!

wrote:
> I am trying to create a template class, which would store a vector of
> references to objects of the same class.

Actually it's a vector of pointers.

> Like:
>
> template<class _core_t>
> class Neuron
> {
> ///snipped
>
> private:
> vector<Neuron<_core_t>*> _neighbors;
> }
;
>
> But the compiler (MSVS says "missing storage class or type
> specifiers" when it tries to compile vector definition line.
>
> Where's the problem? Thanks!

Did you include <vector> ? Did you write "using std::vector"? Does this
code:

#include <vector>
template<class X> class A {
std::vector<A<X>*> v;
public:
A() {}
};
int main() {
A<int> ai;
}

compile for you? If not, the problem is in Redmond, Washington state,
U.S.A. But that's one you cannot fix. If it compiles (as it should),
the problem elsewhere in your code.

Victor

Sorry, it works... I just didn't mention "using namespace std;" at the
top to include vector definition.