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unsigned int apperantly being passed as pointer for no reason

computethis (4)
this is a constructor for a class
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Prob::Prob()
{
    unsigned int i = 0;
    //seed generator for latter use
    srand(std::time(0));
    properTime = 0;
    List dielema = List();
    properTime = 0;
    while(properTime < SECONDS_WORKED)
    {
        dielema.insert(whenCaged(), Drib::getRandomNumber(0, TREE_HEIGHT-1), i);
        i++;
    }
    
}


when I compile it says " error: no matching function for call to `List::insert(unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int*)'"
why and how do I correct this? why is it treating i as a pointer (that's the problem right?)
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helios (17574)
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Ashden (10)
If it were a wrong type being passed as a pointer, the compile error would have said so.

Are you sure Drib::getRandomNumber(0, TREE_HEIGHT-1) and whenCaged() return an unsigned int?
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