Hello,
forgotten the next show stopper...
>
> The error message tells it all. #include <X> instead of #include
> <X.h>, for X in { list, vector, map, algorithm, utility, iostream, ...
> }
And put std:: in front of list, vector and everything from the standard
headers.
std::list<int> a;
or
#include ...
using namespace std; // Once for the rest of the current scope
...
list<int> a;
>
> Bernd Strieder
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