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C++ Templates: The Complete Guide, 2nd Edition
by David Vandevoorde, Nicolai M. Josuttis, Douglas Gregor
September 2017
Intermediate to advanced
822 pages
26h 51m
English
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Appendix C
Overload Resolution
Overload resolution is the process that selects the function to call for a given call expression. Consider the following simple example:
void display_num(int); // #1 void display_num(double); // #2 int main() { display_num(399); // #1 matches better than #2 display_num(3.99); // #2 matches better than #1 }
In this example, the function name display_num() is said to be overloaded. When this name is used in a call, a C++ compiler must therefore distinguish between the various candidates using additional information; mostly, this information is the types of the call arguments. In our example, it makes intuitive sense to call the int version when the function is called with ...
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