<h3><details><summary>Original Reporter info from Mantis: <small>trx</small></summary><small> - **Reporter name:** Svetozar Belic </small></details></h3> ## Description: The compiler currently does not support forward declarations of generic types such as:<br/> TTest&LtPos;T> = class; // <- Not allowed. TTest&LtPos;T> = class<br/> end; The attached patch file adds support for such declarations. ## Additional information: When a type section is parsed and a forward declaration of a generic type is encountered, a symbol and a definition (with oo_is_forward) is created as usual. Because it has oo_is_forward, this definition is incomplete.<br/> Types which use the incomplete definition will add them self to its used_by list. <br/> At the end of the type section (when the generic type is now parsed), resolve_forward_generic_types is called which goes through all the incomplete forward declarations, generates a specialization and replaces the incomplete definitions (by going through the incomplete definition's used_by list).<br/> After it has been replaced, the incomplete definition is deleted. If this is a wrong way to go about it, I would be happy if someone could provide some pointers to help me implement this a better way. ## Mantis conversion info: - **Mantis ID:** 34128 - **Monitored by:** » Boris (Boris Popov), » Artem3213212 (Artem3213212), » soerensen3 (soerensen3), » projekter (Benjamin Desef), » daniel_sap (Daniel Sapoundjiev), » @avagames (George), » @sergy.larin (Sergey Larin)