1 // Test that we resolve this case as mandated by the standard, but also
2 // warn about it. We choose op char* not because it is a member of B --
3 // the standard says that all conversion ops are treated as coming from
4 // the type of the argument -- but because it is non-const.
7 operator const char *() const { return ""; }
11 operator char *() { return 0; }
17 if ((const char *)b != 0) // WARNING - surprising overload resolution
19 if ((const char *)(const B)b == 0)
21 if ((const char *)(const B &)b == 0)