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I just released a skiplist container library. And the Sun compiler complains about this: template <class T, class R> bool operator==(const IndexedSkipList<T,R> &left, const IndexedSkipList<T,R> &right) { return ((left.size() == right.size()) && (std::equal(left.begin(), left.end(), right.begin()))); } The errors are: "include/CSIndexedSkipList.h", line 65: Error: Too few arguments for template std::reverse_iterator<CS::BidiIdxIterator<CS::IndexedSkipList<CS::T, CS::R>>>. "include/CSIndexedSkipList.h", line 207: Where: While specializing "CS::IndexedSkipList<CS::T, CS::R>". "include/CSIndexedSkipList.h", line 207: Where: Specialized in non-template code. The code above is what starts at 207. But it seems that it's complaining about the reverse_iterator. I can't really make sense of it. I don't have direct access to the Sun compiler, so I was wondering if I'm doing something wrong. Also, I'm only using one template argument in reverse_iterator, but I noticed the SGI documentation saying that there is no default for the second argument T. Everywhere I've looked though, they just use this: typedef std::reverse_iterator<iterator> reverse_iterator; That's line 65 that the compiler complains about. Do I need to add T as a parameter? I can't figure out the error in question. BTW, this works on gcc on all platforms I could find. And it works in Borland as well.

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