in clang vs gcc trunk (as of March 2020) I find strange behaviour in function lookup (can you please educate me on how this is actually called, does it belong to overload resolution?) when using operators.
#include <vector>
template <typename T>
void blub(std::vector<T> const& i) {
-i;
//getsize(i); //this also fails in gcc
}
int operator-(std::vector<int> const& i) {
return i.size();
}
int getsize(std::vector<int> const& i) {
return i.size();
}
int main() { blub(std::vector<int>{1}); }
When using a function like getsize instead of the unary operator, neither gcc nor clang compile, but using operator-, gcc compiles, clang doesn't.
clang is right here, isn't it?
