Stupid typedef question / g++

[John Love-Jensen]

Hi SA,

No, that will not work.  C++ does not have an "explicit typedef", rather it
has an aliasing typedef.

You can do something like this:
struct TYPE1 { int m; TYPE1(int in) : m(in) {} };
struct TYPE2 { int m; TYPE2(int in) : m(in) {} };

void test(TYPE1);
void test(TYPE2);

...et cetera.  You can add more convenience routines to the two types, to
make them spoof "being an int" as much as you require.

--Eljay