Gotta admit I didn't think of that one. That's really annoying. (then again, why would you have a function overloaded both to an integer and a pointer at the same time?)

void processListNodes(node *begin, node *end);
void processListNodes(node *begin, int howMany);

I'm not arguing that this is or isn't good design, but it is something many people could plausibly write.

Gotta admit I didn't think of that one. That's really annoying. (then again, why would you have a function overloaded both to an integer and a pointer at the same time?)

void processListNodes(node *begin, node *end);
void processListNodes(node *begin, int howMany);

I'm not arguing that this is or isn't good design, but it is something many people could plausibly write.

Gotta admit I didn't think of that one. That's really annoying. (then again, why would you have a function overloaded both to an integer and a pointer at the same time?)

void processListNodes(node *begin, node *end);
void processListNodes(node *begin, int howMany);