Thread: Ambiguous call to overloaded function and more

Hey,

I'm writing an appilication for the Windows console and I would really appreciate it if some people would just look at it and comment on it since I don't have anyone else that can give me tips and point me in the right direction.

The application is going to be a filesearcher that uses a database with a complete list of files on your harddisks for its search. It's far from finished though.

Apart from just random comments/tips, I would like to know the following:

-Why does it say ambiguous call to overloaded function (multiple times) when I try to compile it?
-Why doesn't the subdirectory-deleting part work in NextDir() from create.cpp?
-For some reason I'm really losing overview over my application. How can I do this better?

But really, any tips are GREATLY appreciated

Thanks for the help,

Joris

Hmmm... I guess something went wrong with the attachment. Hope it works this time.

>> void newstrcpy(char* &c, char* &d)
>> ...
>> void newstrcpy(char*, char*);

Types don't match.
All your "ambiguous call" errors or due to this type of mistake.

gg