Porting fron VC6 to VC7 compiler errors

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Code which compiles in VC6

typedef priority_queue*,//value type
deque*>,//container type
Command::Compare > REQUESTQUEUE; //comapritor

typedef map::iterator REQUESTQUEUEITR;


std::map RequestQueue;
std::map::iterator CurrentItr;


Changes to be done to compile in VC7
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typedef priority_queue*,//value type
deque*>,//container type
typename Command::Compare > REQUESTQUEUE; //comapritor

typedef typename map::iterator REQUESTQUEUEITR;


//todo make this a priority queue - priority_queue

std::map RequestQueue;
typename std::map::iterator CurrentItr;

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tags

vc7 nested class template cannot access private class declared in class

vc7 dependent name is not a type

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