i think you can only push back 'list' objects into your vector. ('r' is of type int...)
i think you can only push back 'list' objects into your vector. ('r' is of type int...)
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Originally Posted by The Brain
The syntax looks alright to me. r is pushed back on the i'th list x[i].
- EJ
what is m[i]? and what is n? You're getting a seg fault probably because you for loop is trying to put a value in some space that is not allocated.
How big are 'n' and m[i]?
