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My C++ is a bit rusty so…
#include<list>
typedef list<int> foo;
that gives me the oh so nice error message:
test.cpp:2: syntax error before `;’ token
What the heck can I even Google for in that…
You are expecting the list to be in global namespace. But is defined inside std namespace. Hence either you should use
using namespace std;or expliictly specify the namespace asstd::list;I personally prefer the second option.