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What do the '<...>' operators do with reference to inheritance here?

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    BedHead
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    http://www.codeproject.com/shell/shellextguide1.asp class ATL_NO_VTABLE CSimpleShlExt : public CComObjectRootEx, public CComCoClass, I don't know what this function is inheriting. I have only seen these used in templates. Can I get some help or reading material or a better phrase to search under? Thanks

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      http://www.codeproject.com/shell/shellextguide1.asp class ATL_NO_VTABLE CSimpleShlExt : public CComObjectRootEx, public CComCoClass, I don't know what this function is inheriting. I have only seen these used in templates. Can I get some help or reading material or a better phrase to search under? Thanks

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      it's for templating. a quick look at msdn shows template< class ThreadModel> class for

      CComObjectRootEx

      . templates are extremely useful if you have a class or function that should take in more than one object type (like a string, or an int...it saves the time of having to write multiple instances of code to handle different containers.) check out templates on msdn. :) *.* cin >> knowledge;

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        it's for templating. a quick look at msdn shows template< class ThreadModel> class for

        CComObjectRootEx

        . templates are extremely useful if you have a class or function that should take in more than one object type (like a string, or an int...it saves the time of having to write multiple instances of code to handle different containers.) check out templates on msdn. :) *.* cin >> knowledge;

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        ok, so I am inheriting only specific functions then, and these functions are templated?

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