Bug 22240 – Erroneous overload selection bool vs long

import std.stdio; void foo(bool b) { writeln("This is bool!"); } void foo(long l) { writeln("This is bool!"); } As expected by nobody, foo(0) and foo(1) actually call foo(bool). Every other integer value or a non constant integer value ends up calling foo(long). I assume that VRP detects that 0 and 1 can be coerced into bools, but even in this case, this should error with an error mentionning that overload resolutionf ailed as there are two candidates. There are 0 circumstance where the VRP call should be preferred to the non VRP one.

*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of issue 9999 ***