Literal has no overlapping type candidates
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schas002 commented
vsl> 123
Type Resolution Error: Literal has no overlapping type candidates.
They are a few reasons this could happen: 1. The STL is not linked
2. You are using a literal which doesn't have a class associated
with it. This is likely an internal bug, but check for an existing
report before leaving your own. You can also try to define your own
candidate using `@primitive(...)`
1 | 123
| ^^^
2 |
"Hello, World" and 1.2345 both say the same. That, and also, I don't know how to use @primitive() D:
- Tested in: the web version of VSL at staging.vihan.org, which is
v0.0.2-alpha.3.
kritixilithos commented
I asked a similar question in chat https://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/38593610#38593610 not long ago. So you would have to use @primitive to make literals works.
vihanb commented
Okay libvsl-x is now the latest STDLIB. You can generate an LLIR file and then use an LLIR backend to get your LLVM code.