// g++ 1.36.1 bug 900127_01// g++ often fails to detect (and issue errors for) ambiguous overload// situations.  In such cases, one of the possibilities is chosen// (apparently arbitrarily). Errors should be issued instead.// Cfront 2.0 passes this test.// keywords: function overloading, ambiguityvoid foo (int);int foo (void);typedef int (*f_ptr_t1) (void);typedef void (*f_ptr_t2) (int);void bar (f_ptr_t1);		// ERROR - void bar (f_ptr_t2);		// ERROR - void function (){  bar (foo);			// ERROR - ambiguous}int main () { return 0; }