integer v2 PR - #4
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…nternally in the bigintimpl itself, speed up SMI bigints when both have dynamic modes
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need rename to |
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Yeah, the rename is what I’m doing next/right now as well as better docs on the feature (including typed integers from u8->u64) |
…amic with as shorthand for int64 subtype
…pes (e.g. i32 and i64) hash to diff values
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With basic semantics ready, this pr is pending a big rework to include the integer library etc |
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This is very much a draft for what integers w/ arbitrary precision integers + subtyped integers w/ automatic promotion between untyped integers and arbitrary precision integers would look like. It's not complete (lacks the entire integer lib from RFC) as well as the integer fallback shim.
As a disclaimer: Antigravity (w/ gemini 3.1 pro) along with a lot of manual prompting+code review was used to make this PR.