solved. when I had read "no match for 'operator=='" in the error, I thought that was because the right value was a wrong iterator since I thought a default "==" operator was created by the compiler (same as with operator=) . I was wrong : once I implemented the operator== it worked just fine. On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 8:59 PM, Teto wrote:

I am using C++0x and even with a space, the compilation error points the line (I should have written it in my first post): " if( specificDescriptor == (i->first)){ "

Thx for having a look on it though

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Hi, I've a peculiar bimap defined as such: bbi::bimap< bbi::unordered_set_of< TFullId>, bbi::vector_of<CBindDescriptor>> And I want to find all the TFullId matching a certain CBindDescriptor.

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can't succeed in compiling. Here are 10 lines of code: http://boost.codepad.org/99V38S9U

Thx for any hint matt

If you're not using c++0x, you need a space between successive '>' characters in your templates.

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