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On Friday, 7 June 2019 18:55:14 UTC+1, Olivier Henley  wrote:
> > You would be much more productive if you used non-clashing constant names.
> 
> There is nothing clashing here:
> 
> Whatever::SocketType::Raw 
> Whatever::ProtocolType::Raw
> 
> Do the word 'Socket' and 'Protocol' looks like the same to you?

The clash is because in C and C++ the identifiers in the enum are essentially global, if each enum was in a separate namespace, it would work.

This is what happens when people "design" crap languages.