While I have trained myself to look for "clusters of errors" instead of individual errors, in my experience, the first error g++ reports tends to be the real ca

While I have trained myself to look for "clusters of errors" instead of individual errors, in my experience, the first error g++ reports tends to be the real cause. (I've also been programming in C++ long enough that I often don't even bother reading the error message - it's usually quicker if I just go to that line of code, and look for what's wrong.)