Originally posted by mux
The exact error message is "'list' : is not a member of 'std'".

mytype is a rdv_t, which is a typedef on a struct.

I'm sorry, I can't post the code here, and I'm really sorry to say this, being an opensource developper the night... But the day I have to do VC++ for my employer and can't disclose the code :-(.

The code looks like this :

#include <list>

// Other headers here.

typedef struct CRdv_t {
// Some stuff here.
} rdv_t;

// Various methods here.

SomeType
SomeObject::SomeMethod(SomeParameters) {
// Other variables definition.
std::list<rdv_t> mylist;

// Body of the method.
}

It chokes on the std::list<rdv_t> mylist; as described above.

The code looks really correct to me, I'm puzzled :-(.

Cheers,
Maxime
Hate to repeat myself! :-)

I don't see this line:

Code:
using namespace std;
Please put it, and then check!