Matija Dizdar
Matija Dizdar
You can't have `2` in a binary literal; the error message should be improved, but it is a syntax error
We recently ran into this problem when writing bindings for `std::span`. It took some digging, but I believe I found the root cause. This happens because `.def_property` and co. are...
I also found that the following is allowed, so it seems that this bug only happens inside the declaration ``` field_matrix :: proc($N: int) -> any where N
Found some more interesting behavior... This is not legal ``` field_matrix :: proc($N: int, m: matrix[N, N]int) -> int where N int where N