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- gRPC-Core: A template argument list is expected after a name prefixed . . .
I encountered exactly the same error after updating to Xcode 16 This is a compatibility issue between Xcode 16's stricter C++ compiler and certain syntax in recent versions of gRPC-Core To solve this problem, simply specify more stable versions of gRPC in your Podfile: pod 'gRPC-Core', '~> 1 44 0' pod 'gRPC-C++', '~> 1 44 0' use_frameworks!
- Template parameters - cppreference. com
When parsing a default template argument for a constant template parameter, the first non-nested > is taken as the end of the template parameter list rather than a greater-than operator:
- template argument list is expected after a name prefixed by the . . .
The template keyword must be followed by a template-id (i e a name followed by template argument list), except when the name refers to a class or alias template (and this use is deprecated)
- Argument list for class template is missing: how to fix it
In this article, we will discuss what a class template is, why it is important to include the argument list, and how to fix the error “argument list for class template is missing”
- CodeFix Central - How to Fix Xcodes Template Argument List Error in . . .
The "template argument list expected" error in basic_seq h is likely due to a C++ standard mismatch, a syntax issue in gRPC-Core, or a misconfiguration in your Xcode project
- Use of Class Template Requires Template Argument List
The “use of class template requires template argument list” error occurs when a class template is used without specifying the necessary template arguments To resolve this error, you need to provide the appropriate template arguments when instantiating the class template
- Error when including boost headers [clang-diagnostic-missing-template . . .
The template keyword must be followed by a template-id (i e a name followed by template argument list), except when the name refers to a class or alias template (and this use is deprecated)
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