I'm getting various related issues working with using a function of this templated class.
For the header I have:
template<typename T>
class Stats {
public:
Stats();
std::vector<T> polyfit( const std::vector<T>&, const std::vector<T>&, int );
std::vector<T> polyval( const std::vector<T>& oCoeff, const std::vector<T>& );
QList<int> linearRegression(int, int, int);
static QList<int> DFT(QList<int>,QList<int>);
};
And then for the function definition, I have:
template<typename T>
QList<int> Stats<T>::DFT(QList<int> samples,QList<int> freqs){
...
...
}
And then, this is where the issue occurs, in another class, I have this:
Stats<int> stats();
QList<int> DFTs = stats.DFT(chunks.at(i),freqs);
The issue occurs at the stats.DFT() line, and is currently
request for member 'DFT' in 'stats', which is of non-class type 'Stats<int>()'
QList<int> DFTs = stats.DFT(chunks.at(i),freqs);
^
Changing Stats<int> stats() to Stats<int> stats results in the following error:
undefined reference to `Stats<int>::Stats()'
The constructor definition is:
template<class T>
Stats<T>::Stats(){
}
The suggested answer does not use templates and the solution applied to this template class instantiation results in a new error.
