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Simulate overload resolution in macros#110
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The following macros are merged into their siblings without
_WITH_DEFAULTsuffix:The macro
PRO_DEF_MEM_DISPATCHnow accepts 2~4 arguments. The third argument can be specified as the new name of the member function. The forth argument is the default implementation.Resolves #108
Resolves #109