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Because the class type that is the target of the conversion is class Bear, the type of mumble()'s parameter, only the constructors within the class Bear are considered Best Viable Function Inheritance also impacts the third step of the function overload resolution, that of selecting the best viable function To select the best viable function, the type conversions that can convert the arguments to the type of the corresponding function parameters are ranked What is the rank of the following implicit conversions 1 Converting an argument of a derived class type to a parameter of any of its base class types 2 Converting a pointer to a derived class type to a pointer to any of its base class types 3 Initializing a reference to a base class type with an lvalue of a derived class type When ranking the conversions applied to function arguments, these conversions have the rank of a standard conversion (The other standard conversions are described in Section 93) These conversions are not user-defined conversions because they do not depend on the conversion functions and constructors defined by the class designer For example:

extern void release( const ZooAnimal& ); Panda yinYang; // standard conversion: Panda -> ZooAnimal release( yinYang );

Because the argument yinYang of type Panda initializes a reference to a base class type, the conversion has the rank of a standard conversion In Section 1510, we saw that a standard conversion sequence is better than a user-defined conversion sequence when ranking type conversions to select the best viable function For example:

class Panda : public Bear, public Endangered { // inherits ZooAnimal::operator const char *() }; Panda yinYang; extern void release( const ZooAnimal& ); extern void release( const char * ); // standard conversion: Panda -> ZooAnimal // selects: release( const ZooAnimal& ) release( yinYang );

Both release(const char*) and release(const ZooAnimal&) are viable functions The function release(const ZooAnimal&) is a viable function because the argument can initialize the reference parameter through a standard conversion The

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function release(const char*) is a viable function because a user-defined conversion using the conversion function ZooAnimal::operator const char*() can convert the argument to the type const char* Because a standard conversion sequence is better than a user-defined conversion sequence, the function release(const ZooAnimal&) is selected as the best viable function When ranking different standard conversions from a derived class type to different base class types, a conversion to a base class that is less removed from the derived class type is considered a better standard conversion than a conversion to a base class that is further removed from the derived class type For example, the following call is not ambiguous, although a standard conversion is required in both cases The conversion to the base class Bear is considered better than the conversion to the base class ZooAnimal because the base class Bear is less removed from the derived class Panda The best viable function for the call is therefore release (const Bear&):

extern void release( const ZooAnimal& ); extern void release( const Bear& ); // ok: release( const Bear& ); release( yinYang );

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A similar rule also applies to pointers When ranking different standard conversions from a pointer to a derived class type to pointers to different base class types, the conversion to the base class that is less removed from the derived class type is considered a better standard conversion A similar rule also extends to the handling of void* A standard conversion to a pointer to a base class type is better than a conversion to void* For example, given the following pair of overloaded functions,

void receive( void* ); void receive( ZooAnimal* );

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