Hello Valeriy, I am happy to answer your question about iterator::operator!=. It is compiler and library dependent. Windows compilers have STL that has == and != as map/set::iterator member function. g++ has STL that has == and != as friend function. HP-UX aCC has STL that has == as member function but != as a friend function. I guess you have HP-UX. Please check also the friend (global) function. Thank you Masaharu Goto > >> - I like STL appeared in CINT, but when I use iterators CINT claims >> that operator != not defined, although operator == is defined >> Could you add this? >>
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