At a glance it appears that in the for loop you create a const iterator for:
std::map< key, value >
which uses the default std::map comparator (std::less<key>) whereas the
actual type of "compounds" is:
std::map< key, value, CompareBoWTokenPtr >
HTH.
Nadine Faizant wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I try to compile this code with stdcxx (code which compile with gcc + gccstl).
>
> I don't understand why I get an error
>
> void toto(const SentenceCompoundsData& compounds) const
> ** for (std::map< Common::BagOfWords::BoWToken*, std::deque< PhoenixGraphVertex > >::const_iterator compoundsIt(compounds.begin());compoundsIt != compounds.end(); compoundsIt++)
>
> {
>
> .....
>
> }
>
> }
>
>
> where SentenceCompoundsData is defined as
> typedef std::map< Common::BagOfWords::BoWToken*, std::deque< PhoenixGraphVertex >, CompareBoWTokenPtr > SentenceCompoundsData;
>
> OUTPUT : see attached file (error point to line **)
>
> I dont' know if it is a problem of STL or more a problem of compilation. If I try this, it works.
>
> for (SentenceCompoundsData ::const_iterator compoundsIt(compounds.begin());compoundsIt != compounds.end(); compoundsIt++)
>
> Thanks for help,
>
> Nadine
>
>
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