Hi,
In this program I am getting some error. When I use unsigned short
int and bool for function overload. I am using GCC 3.4.4 compiler. During
compile time I get this error. Is it not possible to use unsigned short and
bool data types simultaneously? Is it a bug in GCC?
"E:\\Workspace\\Function overload\\bool.cpp", line 29: error: more than one
instance of overloaded function "display::my_method" matches the
argument list:
function "display::my_method(unsigned short)"
function "display::my_method(bool)"
argument types are: (int)
object type is: display
s.my_method(4);
^
I am really stuck in it please help me.
#include<iostream.h>
class display
{
public :
int my_method(unsigned short int);
int my_method(bool);
} s;
int display :: my_method(unsigned short int d)
{
cout<<"Value of d is "<<d;
}
int display :: my_method(bool f)
{
cout<<"Value of f is"<<f;
}
int main()
{
s.my_method(4);
s.my_method(true);
}
Deepak Goyal
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