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Why doesn't `static_pointer_cast` work with ADL, but requires explicit `std::`?

score 161 · Answer 1 · 2021-05-27 07:26:56

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Why doesn't `static_pointer_cast` work with ADL, but requires explicit `std::`?

Which functions in standard C++ library should not be prefixed with std:: when used?

It seems to me that there are two candidate functions for the call g(parm, 1) in the example in [basic.lookup.argdep]/3

Why must enum constants be unqualified in switch cases in java?

Unqualified name in Java

Trying to sort map by values but get errors

how to solve unqualified name lookup problem

C++ unqualified name lookup: different structure size in different cpp's leading to operator new allocating less memory than constructor processes?

Is it possible to have a non-friend function which can only be found by ADL?

Mongoose - error when including standard C++ library files

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