GCC ne peut pas faire la différence entre operator ++ () et operator ++ (int)

Question

template <typename CRTP>
struct Pre {
    CRTP & operator++();
};

template <typename CRTP>
struct Post {
    CRTP operator++(int);
};

struct Derived
    : Pre<Derived>
    , Post<Derived>
{};

int main() {
    Derived d;
    d++;
    ++d;
}

Je reçois ces erreurs de GCC:

 <source>: In function 'int main()':
<source>:18:10: error: request for member 'operator++' is ambiguous
        d++;
        ^~
<source>:8:14: note: candidates are: CRTP Post<CRTP>::operator++(int) [with CRTP = Derived]
        CRTP operator++(int);
            ^~~~~~~~
<source>:3:16: note:                 CRTP& Pre<CRTP>::operator++() [with CRTP = Derived]
        CRTP & operator++();
                ^~~~~~~~
<source>:19:11: error: request for member 'operator++' is ambiguous
        ++d;
        ^
<source>:8:14: note: candidates are: CRTP Post<CRTP>::operator++(int) [with CRTP = Derived]
        CRTP operator++(int);
            ^~~~~~~~
<source>:3:16: note:                 CRTP& Pre<CRTP>::operator++() [with CRTP = Derived]
        CRTP & operator++();
                ^~~~~~~~

Les opérateurs de pré-décrémentation et de post-décrémentation provoquent des erreurs similaires. Pas de telles erreurs avec Clang. Des idées sur ce qui pourrait être faux ou comment contourner ce problème?