Le 21/04/2012 05:43, Darren New a écrit :
> 
> I don't think mis-matched declarations were ever something that C
> worried about. Does C++ actually check that sort of thing now?

The mangling pattern/scheme of C++ for function's name uses a lot of the
signature: the namespace, the name itself and the description of the
arguments' types. A bit more than C with its double underscores.

As we are talking of template, I would think the code would be
duplicated anyway in the many files: templates are most probably inline
(if you use 1 of 13 templates, your code only get the one you used).

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