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From: agiatojon [mailto:JonAgiato@n...]

Thanks a lot for the info. I saw that but did not know exceptions were disabled in some compilers by default, which as you suggested, I found out this one does. I enabled them, and now it compiles.

I have another question for you if I may. I attempted to simply stream the numbers to the standard output but it complains that there is no operator defined for this object. Is there a file I can include that contains the overloaded output operator functionality? I am sure this must be available, I am just not sure of its location. I know that ublas uses the file "IO" in order to bring those definitions in.

Make sure you're doing: std::cout << dev(); and not: std::cout << dev;

If that isn't the problem, could you post a code sample?

-Steve

Steve, thanks for the help! This is so funny, I must be starting to think like you. Just as your email came in I realized it was exactly as you said; I left out the parentheses. ;-) You've been such a great help to me, if your ever in the NY Metro area, let me know and I'll buy you a beer or something. Thanks again! Jon Agiato JonAgiato@nyc.rr.com