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I'm somewhat new to C++, only having written some smallish C++ programs.

Currently I'm having a bit of a syntax issue:

I'm trying to design a virtual CPU, and I'd to have 16 index-able bitsets of 32 bits each for use as simulated registers.

After searching the net and this forum, I came across this, which looks like what I want:

typedef vector<bitset<32> > regSet;
regSet registers;

The problem arises when I try something like this:

bitset<32> bitsettest (43);
registers.push_back(bitsettest);

I get this error:

error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '.' token

I'm almost positive I'm doing this wrong because I'm not understanding some concept properly. Any tips? I'm using GCC+MinGW and not MSVC if that applies here.

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