Minimalish reproducible
I have two functions: but calling like this:
pack<int>(some_vector, something_else)
some_vector
would be like this:
std::vector<int> some_vector;
throws a compilation error:
LNK2019 Unresolved external symbol in main.obj
Both the functions are defined, and calling pack
with an int instead of a vector compiles just fine.
I want to add more pack functions to accept maps, tuple's etc (as first argument). Is this the correct way of going about this? (I am not that experienced with c++)
template <typename T>
void pack(std::vector<T>& src, byte::container& dest, bool initial) {
size_t n = src.size();
size_t s = 0;
uint8_t prefix;
uint16_t post_prefix = n;
bool use_post_prefix = false;
if (n <= 15) {
prefix = fixarray_t(n);
}
else if (n <= max16) {
prefix = arr16;
use_post_prefix = true;
}
else if (n <= max32) {
prefix = arr32;
use_post_prefix = true;
}
if (initial) {
dest.clear_resize(int(n * 0.4));
}
dest.push_back(&prefix);
if (use_post_prefix) {
dest.push_back(&post_prefix);
}
for (uint32_t i = 0; i < n; i++) {
pack(src[i], dest, false);
}
}
void pack(uint64_t src, byte::container& dest, bool initial) {
uint8_t prefix;
if (src <= max4) {
prefix = ufixint_t(src);
dest.push_back(&prefix);
}
else if (src <= max8) {
prefix = uint8;
dest.push_back(&prefix);
dest.push_back(uint8_t(src));
}
else if (src <= max16) {
prefix = uint16;
dest.push_back(&prefix);
dest.push_back(uint16_t(src));
}
else if (src <= max32) {
prefix = uint32;
dest.push_back(&prefix);
dest.push_back(uint32_t(src));
}
else if (src <= max64) {
prefix = uint64;
dest.push_back(&prefix);
dest.push_back(uint64_t(src));
}
else {
throw std::range_error(std::to_string(src) + " out of range!");
}
}
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