rotating vector c++

I have 3 vectors right now i have determined which vector is at conterclockwise direction by using cross product of vector u*v and u*w. Lets say i found that vector v is at the conterclockwise direction of vector u now What i want right now is to rotate this vector till it don't concide with the vector w. How do i do it using eigen? Here is small code which i've wirtten for it:
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     Eigen::Vector3d u = {pb.front().x-p0.x,pb.front().y-p0.y,0};
      Eigen::Vector3d v = {pe.front().x-p0.x,pe.front().y-p0.y,0};
      Eigen::Vector3d w = {pe.back().x-p0.x,pe.back().y-p0.y,0};
      auto uCrosv = u.cross(v);
      if(uCrosv.z()>0) { // anti clockwise direction
        Eigen::Vector3d uNormalized = 10*u.normalized();
        float la = 360.0/(2*PI*radi);
        for(float theta=0;theta<360;theta+=la) {
          for(float r=1;r<=radi;r++) {
            cv::Point pi = {int(p0.x + r * cos(theta)),int(p0.y + r * sin(theta))};

          }
        }
      }

Here while rotating the vector i also want to check what points/pixels are touched by the vector line segment. eg. for vector u(0,5) it touches pixels/points 0,1,2,3,4,5 in its line segment.
I am using unbutu.
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> rotate this vector till it don't concide with the vector w
I don't understand
if u != w, then you do nothing
if u == w, then you rotate a very small (as small as you want) angle

> Eigen::Vector3d uNormalized = 10*u.normalized();
... weird normal
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