01.06.2016 18:21, Dimitry Sibiryakov wrote: > > I've got a little problem when implicit conversion from zero to pointer can > cause > calling of wrong overloaded function. For example, foo(bool a) and foo(void* > a) both can > be called as foo(0) and compiler used to throw error for this call, but in > some (more > complex) cases compiler can silently choose wrong function that leads to > crash. > May be somewhere in sources already exists solution for this problem?
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