shift an integer by 32 gives error about zig HOT 3 CLOSED

value is only 32 bits in size, shifting it by 32 bits or more is the same as = 0. as the error states, zig ensures that the rhs of a shift is Log2Int(bit_size) of the lhs

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You cannot shift an integer by a number larger than it's bit count, the error is better when using a integer type with a bit count not divisible by 8 #13379:

error: shift amount '33' is too large for operand type 'u33'

from zig.

You cannot shift an integer by a number larger than it's bit count, the error is better when using a integer type with a bit count not divisible by 8 #13379:

error: shift amount '33' is too large for operand type 'u33'

I agree, the error msg is a little bit misleading. I probably should have assigned the value to i64 before shifting.

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