How do I store arrays in an STL list?

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The thing stored in a Standard Library container must be assignable and copyable – arrays are neither. Your best bet is to create a list of std::vector. Alternatively, you can wrap the array in a struct:

struct A {
   int array[2];
};

std::list <A> alist;

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