Hey guys,
is it possible to always remove ambiguity? May be by changing precedence?
Can you always do it? Or no?
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Jump to PostI don't know about other languages, but in c++ I think it is always possible to remove it, because there is such a thing as namespaces and function overloading. Often an "ambiguous" error message means there is a programming error in the parameters (such as mis-matched data types) and the …
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I don't know about other languages, but in c++ I think it is always possible to remove it, because there is such a thing as namespaces and function overloading. Often an "ambiguous" error message means there is a programming error in the parameters (such as mis-matched data types) and the compiler doesn't know which of several overloaded functions/methods to call.
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I meant not in a particular language, in a grammar is it possible?
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