I am attempting to understand how to use the MAP (caps for emphasis) standard template. I have figured out how to create a multimap, and how to add items to it, but I am having difficulty trying to reread the multimap. The map declaration looks like this:

#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

// Using a string object for both the key
// and the item
typedef multimap<string, string> NameList;

typedef NameList::iterator NameIt;

NameList Names;
NameIt CurrentName;


// An example of adding one element
// to the map:
string NameA1 = "Patty Anderson";
string NameA2 = "Anderson";
Names.insert(NameList::value_type(NameA2, NameA1));

// This is the code I am trying to use to
// output the list to the console:

for(CurrentName = Names.begin(); CurrentName != Names.end(); CurrentName++);
{
// Program crashes here.
cout << (*CurrentName).second << endl;

}

When I get to the cout line of code, the program blows up, even though I am practically copying the line from the VC++ example in their help files.

Can anyone tell me what they think I am doing wrong?

TIA.