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-#ifndef SINGLETON_H
-#define SINGLETON_H
-
-#include <stdio.h>
-
-/**
- * Provides singleton functionality in a modular sort of way.  Make this the
- * base class of any other class and you immediately gain singleton
- * functionality.  Be sure to make your constructor and various functions use
- * intellegent scoping.  Cleanup and instantiation are performed automatically
- * for you at first use and program exit.  There are two things that you must
- * do when using this template, first is to inherit from it with the name of
- * your class filling in for T and then make this class a friend of your class.
- *@code
- * // Making the Single Singleton:
- * class Single : public Singleton<Single>
- * {
- *              friend class Singleton<Single>;
- *      protected:
- *              Single();
- *              ...
- * };
- @endcode
- * You can still add public functions and variables to your new Singleton child
- * class, but your constructor should be protected (hence the need for the
- * friend decleration).
- *@author Mike Buland
- */
-template <class T>
-class Singleton
-{
-protected:
-        /**
-         * Private constructor.  This constructor is empty but has a body so that
-         * you can make your own override of it.  Be sure that you're override is
-         * also protected.
-         */
-        Singleton() {};
-
-private:
-        /**
-         * Copy constructor, defined so that you could write your own as well.
-         */
-        Singleton( const Singleton& );
-
-public:
-        /**
-         * Get a handle to the contained instance of the contained class.  It is
-         * a reference.
-         *@returns A reference to the contained object.
-         */
-        static T &getInstance()
-        {
-                static T i;
-                return i;
-        }
-};
-
-#endif