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Question:

The following is an excerpt (sp?) from WP @ Cygnus.COM
(http://www.cygnus.com/~mrs/wp-draft. 

Check out the third declaration of function "f". Is that supposed to
be an error -- I mean the comment?


  13.1  Overloadable declarations                            [over.load]
  ....
 --Two parameter declarations that differ only in their  default  argu-
    ments are equivalent.  [Example: consider the following:
              void f (int i, int j);
              void f (int i, int j = 99);         // Ok: redeclaration of f (int, int)
              void f (int i = 88);                // Ok: redeclaration of f (int, int)
              void f ();                          // Ok: overloaded declaration of f

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Anil

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