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Template Version of Generic binary sorted Tree.
  
#include  <iostream>
#include  <string.h>
using namespace std;

//A generic binary sorted tree.
template <class T>  class gen_tree;     //forward decl
template <class T>
class bnode {
private:
   friend class gen_tree<T>;
   bnode<T>*  left;
   bnode<T>*  right;
   T          data;
   int        count;
   bnode(T d, bnode<T>* l, bnode<T>* r:
         data(d), left(l), right(r), count(1) { }
   void  print() const
      cout << data << " : " << count << '\t'}
};

template <class T>
class gen_tree {
public:
   gen_tree() { root = 0}
   void  insert(T d);
   T  find(T dconst return (find(root, d))}
   void  print() const print(root)}
private:
   bnode<T>*  root;
   T  find(bnode<T>* r, T dconst;
   void  print(bnode<T>* rconst;
};

template <class T>
void gen_tree<T>::insert(T d)
{
   bnode<T>*  temp = root;
   bnode<T>*  old;

   if (root == 0) {
      root = new bnode<T>(d, 00);
      return;
   }
   while (temp != 0) {
      old = temp;
      if (comp(temp -> data, d== 0) {
         (temp -> count)++;
         return;
      }
      if (comp(temp -> data, d0)
         temp = temp -> left;
      else
         temp = temp -> right;
   }
   if (comp(old -> data, d0)
      old -> left = new bnode<T>(d, 00);
   else
      old -> right = new bnode<T>(d, 00);
}

template <class T>
T gen_tree<T>::find(bnode<T>* r, T dconst
{
   if (r == 0)
      return 0;
   else if (comp(r -> data, d==  0)
      return (r -> data);
   else if (comp(r -> data, d0)
      return (findr -> left, d));
   else
      return (findr -> right, d));
}

template <class T>
void gen_tree<T>::print(bnode<T> *rconst
{
   if (r != 0) {
      printr -> left);
      r -> bnode<T>::print();
      print r -> right);
   }
}

template <class T>      //general case
int comp(T i, T j)
{
   if (i == j)          //assumes ==  < defined for T
      return 0;
   else
      return ( (i < j? -);
}

//specialization for const char*
int comp(const char* i, const char* j){
   return (strcmp(i, j));
}

int main()
{
   char             dat[256];
   gen_tree<char*>  t;
   char*            p;

   while (cin>>dat){
      p = new char[strlen(dat1];
      strcpy(p, dat);
      t.insert(p);
   }
   t.print();
   cout << "EOF" << endl << endl;

   gen_tree<int>  i_tree;

   for (int i = 15; i > -5; --i)
      i_tree.insert(i);
   i_tree.print();
}
  
    
  
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