Re: optional argument versus subroutine overloading

reubendb wrote:

Is function/subroutine overloading actually resolved
during compilation, or during run time, as in the case of presence
test ?

Overloading is typically resolved at compile time. I'd be astonished
if any implementation did it differently.

Steve

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