[IngeniousHax]

Hello all, just a quick question, how can I pass a struct to a templatized parameter?
here is a quick snippet of what I am trying to do:

template<typename T>
circularList::addNodeData(T* data) // want to pass struct here
{
  // use struct here
}

[Coding Mash]

Firstly you are not using correct syntax for defining the function. After using templates, the name of the class changes. Define it this way.

template<typename T>
circularList<T>::addNodeData(T* data) // want to pass struct here
{
  // use struct here
}

Secondly, which sort of struct you want to pass? Is it a struct or pointer to a struct?
Is that of the circularList class?
If yes, pass it like this.

template<typename T>
circularList<T>::addNodeData(circularList<T> &obj) // want to pass struct here
{
  // use struct here
}

[vividexstance]

You do understand what templates are for correct? If you just want to use a certain struct, then you really don't need a template class. If for whatever reason you do need it to be a template class, you should first start off with a regular class and get all the bugs out of it. Then change it to a template class.

[IngeniousHax]

YEah templates are for more generic type programming, I need a template class for later functions, and as for passing the struct, thank you coding mash!

[vividexstance]

One thing you can do is define the template class, and then define a specialization for that struct you need to use. Are you going to be using this class/functions with other types or just this struct?