David Heinemeier Hansson wrote:
I did understand the distinction, I was just puzzled that Ruby
would
throw a warning on something that worked as intended and as
advertised
although it would probably be considered ambigious.
Probably that’s why it’s only a warning.
Do not most modern C and C++ compilers give similar warnings? I
thought gcc did (or could be made to) when I last touched C++.
(Which, granted, was over 7 years ago.)
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