Could you have a race-condition? If the list were empty, then I’d expect a problem when trying to dereference begin(), but you check for empty. Do you have another thread adding or removing items from list in parallel? Your code snippets works for me on VS 2008 (assuming I typedef Counted_message_reader to int).
In most places where you can use those, there’s a “Macros” button or similar, which shows all available macros and the current value of them. For example, go to the PostBuild event editor to find the list. Edit: I just checked. There’s a list in MSDN.
I solved this problem by deleting the contentious files from bin folder and rebuilding the project.
Change to code to something like this: If you include this header file more than once in some source file, include guards will force compiler to generate class only once so it will not give class redefinition error.
Using has virtually the same syntax in VB as C#, assuming you’re using .NET 2.0 or later (which implies the VB.NET v8 compiler or later). Basically, just remove the braces and add a “End Using” You can get the full documentation here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/htd05whh(VS.80).aspx EDIT If you’re using VS2003 or earlier you’ll need the below code. … Read more