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To
determine if a user defined type conversion is used, the
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compiler
checks if a conversion is defined for the type
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needed.
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If
there is, then the compiler checks that the type matches
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the
type supplied or that the type supplied can be
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converted
by applying one of the built-in type promotions
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or
conversions.
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Only
one such built-in type promotion or conversion will
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be
applied before applying the user defined type
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conversion
itself.
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Thus,
at most one built-in type conversion and at most one
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user
defined type conversion will ever be implicitly
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applied
when converting from one type to another.
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