Is there a reason why I can't have a container of a nested class?
Am I doing something semanticlly wrong?

OR:
  Do I just have a compiler that won't accept this (MS 5.0)?


class X
{
   class Y
   {
   public:

    Y(){}
    bool operator<(const Y &rhs) const { return true; }


    bool operator==(const Y &rhs) const {return true;}

 };
public:
   X(){}

   std::vector<Y> vecY;
};
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