The ECMA C# specification says that you can overload based on ref/out
parameters. Eg 10.6
interface ITest
{
void F(ref int x);
void F(out int x);
}
The Microsoft C# compiler used to allow this overload but now it doesn't.
Does anyone know why Microsoft made it illegal? If there is a good reason
(possibly related to the CLR) then perhaps the change should be made to
the ECMA document too.
Thanks
Jon Jagger
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