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Hi,

I have the following piece of code,

void goo(int);
void goo(unsigned int);

enum Enum {E1,E2}

void foo ()
{
	Enum e = E1;
	goo(e); // Is this call ambiguos?
}

The DWP in 4.5 (integral promotion) point 2 says that 
"An rvalue of type wchar_t or an enumeration type can be converted to an
rvalue of the _first_ of the following types that can represent all the values
of the source type: int, unsigned int, long, unsigned long."

Does this mean that in the above example the call to goo(e) should be resolved
to goo(int)? or in other words is the promotion enum -> int better than 
enum -> unsigned int in this case?

thanks in advance
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