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Of course, overloads only exist in the C++ world - when everything gets compiled, 2 actual methods are generated, with symbol names that reflect the arguments for each of the methods, since the name is not enough anymore to distinguish the two, but we know that each overload has different arguments (in that, void foo(char a) and void foo(char b) is illegal in C++). So, open the DLL in IDA, search for OCC::Utility::isConflictFile in the Functions window, pick the method...