From: ts <decoux@...>
Date: 2002-09-30T18:08:06+09:00
Subject: Re: adding overload to ruby

>>>>> "C" == Christoph  <chr_news@gmx.net> writes:

C> Just follow Cecil's or Dylan's example.

 If I'm right (don't trust me on this), cecil give a warning at compile
 time for all possibles ambiguities and an error at runtime. The warnings
 are because each ambiguity is potentially a problem.

 The problem is not to know if it must give a warning or an error, but just
 that you have put something complex where it's easy to add incoherence.


Guy Decoux