Is this a valid C++ code. I would like to use some thing like that
so I can define a class that suppost multidimesnsional arrays.

Thanks,

I am using g++ 2.5.3 on a sun-sparc station.
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#include <iostream.h>

template <class T, int dim>
class A {
public:
   T getSomthing();
   A(int);
   ~A();
private:
   int xxx;
};

template <class T, int dim>
A<T, 1>::A(int x) : xxx(x) {cout << "Hello this is 1" << endl; }

template <class T, int dim>
A<T, 2>::A(int x) : xxx(x) {cout << "Hello this is 2" << endl; }

template <class T, int dim>
A<T, 1>::~A() {cout << "Bye this is 1" << endl; }

template <class T, int dim>
A<T, 2>::~A() {cout << "Bye this is 2" << endl; }

template<class T, int dim>
T A<T, 1>::getSomething() { return xxx; }

template<class T, int dim>
T A<T, 2>::getSomething() { return xxx * xxx; }

main() {

   A<float, 1> BB(1);
   cout << BB.getSomething() << endl;

   A<double, 1> CC(1);
   cout << CC.getSomething() << endl;

}