Bug 19104 – Multiple overload resolution match when using default arguments

import std.stdio; void print(uint value, uint base = 10) { writeln("uint: ", value); } void print(int value, uint base = 10) { writeln("int: ", value); } void main() { print(10, 16); } Error: onlineapp.print called with argument types (int, int) matches both: onlineapp.d(3): onlineapp.print(uint value, uint base = 10u) and: onlineapp.d(8): onlineapp.print(int value, uint base = 10u) https://run.dlang.io/is/BjwO3N I don't think the overload is ambiguous here. `print(10, 16)` should call the `int` overload, and `print(10u, 16)` should call the `uint` overload.

I think that the real problem is that print(-10, 16) is still ambiguous.

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