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, bu
Hello, All.
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 co
