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Subject: Can not declare std::map::iterator in template (error: expected `;'  before "my_A_iterator")
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I have the strange problem that I can not declare a std::map::iterator
inside a template:

#include <map>
template<typename S> struct A {};
template<typename T> struct B {
    typedef A<T> G;
    void f(G const & a) {
        std::map<G const *, int> my_As;
        std::map<G const *, int>::iterator my_A_iterator = my_As.find(&a);
    }
};


The compiler says «error: expected `;' before "my_A_iterator"». If I
change A<T> to for example bool, it compiles. What could possibly be
wrong? I tried both g++-4.2.1 and g++-4.2.2.