hi,
can a non-type argument of a template be of float type?
If no, how can one get same intended result?
rds,

Hicham Mouline a écrit :
> hi,
> can a non-type argument of a template be of float type?

no.

> If no, how can one get same intended result?

I don't know the result you want
If you want to parametrize a type with a float value, then you cannot
unless you wrap it in a parametrized class.

template<int ID>
struct ParamFloat;

template<>
struct ParamFloat<0>
{
static const float value=0.0;
};

template<>
struct ParamFloat<1>
{
static const float value=3.14116;
};

//...

Then

struct<class FLOAT>
struct mult2
{
static float value=FLOAT::value*2f;
};


If you want to use or compute a float value (computing series ...) then
you just embed the value:

template<unsigned N>
struct slow_pi
{
static const double value= sqrt2<N-1>::value
+ ((N%2)?1.0:-1.0)/(2N+1);
};

template<>
struct slow_pi<0>
{
static const double value =1;
};

Michael

Hicham Mouline wrote:

> can a non-type argument of a template be of float type?
> If no, how can one get same intended result?

I haven't used this, but it looks like the right idea:
http://mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~er258/code/fp_template.html