-=> Quoting Thomas Maeder to Darin McBride
 DM>   typedef queue > IOQueue;
 
 DM> On the marked line (!!!), the compiler complains that it cannot find
 DM> function "queue >::push(char) volatile".  The function,
 DM> volatile, exists, though.
 TM> Now everything is clear:
 TM> The definition of the queue container adaptor looks like this:
 TM> template  >
 TM> class queue { 
 TM> //etc.
 TM> };
Since when?  My GCC 2.7.2.1 has:
template 
class queue {
// etc.
};
Hmmm... I'm gonna have to see about the upgrade.  Mind you, GCC doesn't
support default template arguments yet.
I've managed to pull SGI's free "thread-safe" STL implementation.  It has the
definition you give... but it won't compile with GCC (yet).  IMO, the new
version is kinda dopey... the only use of T is to determine the default
type... it isn't used internally.  Sheesh.
 TM> You   are   expected   to   push   deque   instances   into    a
 TM> queue>, not chars.
 TM> Try
 TM> typedef queue > IOQueue;
 TM> or, since your compiler seems to support default template arguments,
 TM> typedef queue IOQueue;
However, this is not my problem whatsoever.  The problem is exactly as given
at the top - that the compiler expects a volatile function and cannot find
it.
... I am Drunk of Borg. Resultance is floor tile.
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