Quickie: typedef

Can you make it treat it explicitly, so that this:

Code:

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typedef DWORD FLAG;

void funcx(FLAG flag1)
{
        cout << "FLAG" << endl;
}

void funcx(DWORD int1)
{
        cout << "INT" << endl;
}

int main(void)
{
        FLAG x12;
        DWORD x13;
        funcx(x12);
        funcx(x13);
        return 0;
}

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Will work, outputting "FLAG INT"?

I need this so that I can make it differenciate between a FLAG and a DWORD.

typedefs do not make a new type but rather just give an existing type a second name/alias.
So your example will not work properly. To do this you would need to use a class not a typedef.