map.insert: “Invalid arguments” error with pair<enum,vector<*>>

Question

EDIT 4: Ok, I narrowed the problem down to a small cpp file giving the same error message which everyone can reproduce:

#include<vector>
#include<map>
using namespace std;

namespace{enum class Colors{Black,White};}

class dummyClass{};

class MapTest
{
    vector<dummyClass*> Dummys;
    map<Colors,vector<dummyClass*>> dummyMap;
public:
    MapTest()
    {
        Dummys.push_back(new dummyClass);
        Dummys.push_back(new dummyClass);
        dummyMap.insert(make_pair(Colors::White,Dummys));
    }
    ~MapTest()
    {
        for(unsigned int i=0;i<Dummys.size();++i)
        {
            delete Dummys[i];
        }
        Dummys.clear();
        dummyMap.clear();
    }

};

int main()
{
    MapTest m;
}

EDIT 3: In case anyone wonders. I delete all Pointers in the destructor. Didn't post it since I figured it's not relevant to the problem

EDIT 2: Added more details in the .cpp file. The classes "Bauer" and "Position" shouldn't be of any relevance.

My header file match.h:

#include <map>
#include"Bauer.h"
class Match
{
    int counter{0};
    std::vector<Figuren*> allFiguresWhite;
    std::vector<Figuren*> allFiguresBlack;
    std::map<Farben,std::vector<Figuren*>> samePlayerFig;
    std::map<Farben,std::vector<Figuren*>> otherPlayerFig;
   //more code...
}

"Farben" is just a enum : enum class Farben{black, white}; In my match.cpp I try at one point to insert a par into the map:

#include "match.h"
using namespace std;

Match::Match()
{
    cout<<"Let the games begin\n";
    InitGame();
}

void Match::InitGame()
{
    for(int i=1;i<9;i++)
    {
        allFiguresWhite.push_back(new Bauer(Position{2,i},Farben::white, counter++));
        allFiguresBlack.push_back(new Bauer(Position{7,i},Farben::black,counter++));
    }
    samePlayerFig.insert(make_pair(Farben::white,allFiguresWhite));
    //more code...
}

Unfortunately I get the compiler error "Invalid arguments' " in this line with "insert" beeing underlined in red. Any idea what I did wrong?

EDIT: Here is the complete error message

Invalid arguments ' Candidates are: std::pair>>>,bool> insert(const std::pair>> &) std::pair>>>,bool> insert(#10000 &&) void insert(std::initializer_list>>>) std::_Rb_tree_iterator>>> insert(std::_Rb_tree_const_iterator>>>, const std::pair>> &) std::_Rb_tree_iterator>>> insert(std::_Rb_tree_const_iterator>>>, #10000 &&) void insert(#10000, #10000) ' match.cpp /chessGame line 17 Semantic Error

Answer 1

Ok, It seems to be a Eclipse specific error. I compiled the Test programm from the command line using "g++ main.cpp -o main" and it works fine. Gonna look into it why it doesn't work on eclipse. So far I've compiled a lot of projects and never had any compiler issues.