Without the specific directions provided with an options file, the compiler uses a Cfront-style method to locate template definition files. This method requires that the template definition file contain the same base name as the template declaration file. This method also requires the template definition file to be on the current include path. For example, if the template function foo() is located in foo.h, the matching template definition file should be named foo.cc or some other recognizable source-file extension (.C, .c, .cc, .cpp, .cxx, or .c++). The template definition file must be located in one of the normal include directories or in the same directory as its matching header file.