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template function in DLL

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    Hi Freaks, I have a problem with a template function in a DLL. This template function is a method of a class which is not a template class. The class is part of a DLL an is properly exported (all other (non template) methods work). When this class is part of the project where I call the template function from it works too. When I call the template function in my "main" project and the class is inside the DLL I get "unresolved externals". I know that I can solve this problem by making the non template class a template class, but thats not intended. Has anyone a brilliant idea about that ??? Thanks for help in advance... cu -=[SKULK]=-

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      Hi Freaks, I have a problem with a template function in a DLL. This template function is a method of a class which is not a template class. The class is part of a DLL an is properly exported (all other (non template) methods work). When this class is part of the project where I call the template function from it works too. When I call the template function in my "main" project and the class is inside the DLL I get "unresolved externals". I know that I can solve this problem by making the non template class a template class, but thats not intended. Has anyone a brilliant idea about that ??? Thanks for help in advance... cu -=[SKULK]=-

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      Can you post some of the code? Might have a better idea of the problem if we can see it.

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