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        Hi there,

Using g++-2.7.0 (which normally just works great...) I got a strange error
message today:
module_div2.C: In function `int main()':
module_div2.C:26: call of overloaded method `operator <<(order)' is ambiguous
alg_number.h:418: candidates are: operator <<(ostream &, const module &)
alg_number.h:174:                 operator <<(ostream &, order &)

I defined classes "order" and "module" and there is a cast - operator which
makes modules out of orders. 

Do I just not sufficiently understand the details of C++? In my opinion
the compiler should always be able to recognize, that it should use
operator <<(ostream &, order &)  to output an order, even if there is a
cast from order to module, the "cast" from order to order & should be 
prefered, shouldn't it?

	Cheers,
		Stefan

P.S.: I know, I didn't supply any code, but to decide, whether this is an
	bogus error or not, the information should be sufficient...