references in overloaded functions

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From: Dominique Marcadet
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 17:13

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In the DWP, in over.load, there is a list of cases where parameter
declarations are considered equivalents for the purpose of overloading 
resolution.
I don't see anything about parameter declarations that differ only in the
use of references.

Does it mean that
   void f (int) { ... }
   void f (int &) { ... }
is legal C++ code (but which one will be used ?), does I have missed 
something, or is it an omission of the DWP ?

Dominique Marcadet

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From: Dominique Marcadet <Dominique.Marcadet@supelec.fr>
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Subject: references in overloaded functions
Date: 28 Sep 1995 17:13:36 GMT
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