Overload operations that are roughly equivalent

Reason

Having different names for logically equivalent operations on different argument types is confusing, leads to encoding type information in function names, and inhibits generic programming.

Example

Consider:

void print(int a);
void print(int a, int base);
void print(const string&);

These three functions all print their arguments (appropriately). Conversely:

void print_int(int a);
void print_based(int a, int base);
void print_string(const string&);

These three functions all print their arguments (appropriately). Adding to the name just introduced verbosity and inhibits generic code.

Enforcement

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