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

score 222 · Answer 1 · 2023-01-16T12:58:33.503000

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

C++, conflicting between library function and inhertited class function

Stored procedures with unqualified table names not working with Babelfish

error: variable or field ‘MetroHastings’ declared void

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

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

Trying to sort map by values but get errors

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

Why does this template function not behave as expected?

Mongoose - error when including standard C++ library files

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?

Overload resolution of a qualified name

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

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error: expected unqualified-id before ‘const’

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