What does the declaration:

template class Foo;

mean (as found in the Borland C++ Builder VCL headers) ?

I would think that this must be, e.g.:

template<class T> class Foo;

or perhaps

template<> class Foo<char> { ... };

I can find no mention of this syntax in the draft standard
(but I may not be looking deep enough.)

Is this meant to predeclare a template class with indeterminate
arguments?
Or is this just plain non-compliant C++?

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