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Re: Overloaded functions
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Originally Posted by Max Lobovsky
If I'm not mistaken, overloadable functions was added in C++ and is not possible in C.
Hm... that's unfortunate. Is there any way to get the equivalent of overloading, without making two separately named functions? I guess this is what happens when a TI-BASIC/C++/Java programmer tries to do C.
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