You know what's funny... It was my mistake. I should have used a comma
instead of << operator before use(c). I also missed semicolon after insert
statement.

Sorry for the fuss. I've been trying to find the error for 3 days before
posting here.

However I have an observation. Compare:
static void to_base(const City &c, values& v, indicator ind)       [1]
static void to_base(const City &c, values& v, indicator& ind)     [2]

I forgot to write & next to ind (as in [1]) and nothing happened - code
compiled and program worked. I also deleted ind = ind_ok; line from the code
and it also worked.
I suppose it's backend specific, isn't it?

Best regards,
Daniel
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