I don't know whether this is a bug or not, Comeau compiles it without a problem.

#include <stdio.h>



class  Bug3
{
public :
enum  Type
{
Type_ONE =   0x0001,
Type_TWO =   0x0002
};

public :
Bug3 () {}
bool              Set ( bool  _one, Type  _two = Type_ONE )
{
printf ( "Set ( bool _one = %b )\n", _one );

return ( true );
}

bool              Set ( int  _one = 0, Type  _two = Type_ONE )
{
printf ( "Set ( int  _one = %d )\n", _one );

return ( true );
}
};

int  main ( int  argc,  char  *argv [] )
{
Bug3  test;

test.Set ( true            , Bug3 :: Type_ONE );                  // this works
test.Set ( false           , Bug3 :: Type_ONE );                  // this works
test.Set ( 0               , Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this works
test.Set ( 1               , Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this works
test.Set ( Bug3 :: Type_ONE, Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this does
NOT work
test.Set ( Bug3 :: Type_TWO, Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this does
NOT work

return ( 0 );
}

Yep, this is a similar problem as the one I posted
before about the int <-> bool conversion problem.

"Arjan" <Arjan_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:b6ecdg$ulb$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> I don't know whether this is a bug or not, Comeau compiles it without a
problem.
>
> #include <stdio.h>
>
>
>
> class  Bug3
> {
> public :
> enum  Type
> {
> Type_ONE =   0x0001,
> Type_TWO =   0x0002
> };
>
> public :
> Bug3 () {}
> bool              Set ( bool  _one, Type  _two = Type_ONE )
> {
> printf ( "Set ( bool _one = %b )\n", _one );
>
> return ( true );
> }
>
> bool              Set ( int  _one = 0, Type  _two = Type_ONE )
> {
> printf ( "Set ( int  _one = %d )\n", _one );
>
> return ( true );
> }
> };
>
> int  main ( int  argc,  char  *argv [] )
> {
> Bug3  test;
>
> test.Set ( true            , Bug3 :: Type_ONE );                  // this
works
> test.Set ( false           , Bug3 :: Type_ONE );                  // this
works
> test.Set ( 0               , Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this
works
> test.Set ( 1               , Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this
works
> test.Set ( Bug3 :: Type_ONE, Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this
does
> NOT work
> test.Set ( Bug3 :: Type_TWO, Bug3 :: Type_TWO );                  // this
does
> NOT work
>
> return ( 0 );
> }
>
>