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Using a Priority Queue
  
#include <iostream>
#include <queue>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Message
{
   public:
   Messagestring message = "A",string source = "B"int security_level = );

   bool operator<const Message& rhs const;

   string message() const;
   int security_level() const;
   string source() const;

   private:
   string message_, source_;
   int security_level_;
};

inline
Message::Messagestring message, string source, int security_level )
   : message_message ), source_source ),
     security_level_security_level )
{}
bool Message::operator<const Message& rhs const
{  return security_level() < rhs.security_level()}

string Message::message() const
{  return message_; }

string Message::source() const
{  return source_; }

int Message::security_level() const
{  return security_level_; }

int main( )
{
   const char* message[] "A","B""C","D","E","F","G" };
   const char* source[] "a""b""c","d""e""f""G" };
   const int security_level[] 013267};
   const int num_messages = sizeofsecurity_level / sizeofsecurity_level[0] );

   priority_queue<Message> messages;

   forint i = 0; i < num_messages; ++i ){
      cout << "Event " << (i+1<< ": Security level - "
         << security_level[i<< "\n\t" << source[i<< " reports "
         << message[i<< endl;

      messages.pushMessagemessage[i], source[i],security_level[i] ) );
   }

   while!messages.empty() )
   {
      cout << "Security level - "
         << messages.top().security_level() << "\n\t"
         << messages.top().source() << " reports "
         << messages.top().message() << endl;
      messages.pop();
   }
}
  
    
  
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