I've having some difficulty with g++2.6.3 on automatic
 type conversion lately. I wonder if this is because I misunderstood
 the C++ typing.

 I have this template class member
  foo(const T&);
 and an instantiation with T being const char*.
 Now I do
  object.foo("hello")
 and g++ complains that char[] is incompatible with const char* const &
 (Of course it takes foo(char_pointer) fine, where char_pointer is char*)

 g++2.6.0 is happy with foo("hello")? Why doesn't g++2.5.3?
 Can someone point out my problem? If I really want to do
  object.foo("hello")
 how should I declare foo in the template?

 Please send email to me.

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 Regards, Tonghang
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