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Bugfix integer literal demotion in assignment statements

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Bruce Hill 2024-11-09 16:59:34 -05:00
parent 06d3ec1380
commit 8dd51a113e
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@ -637,12 +637,12 @@ CORD compile_statement(env_t *env, ast_t *ast)
env_t *val_env = with_enum_scope(env, lhs_t);
type_t *rhs_t = get_type(val_env, assign->values->ast);
CORD val;
if (rhs_t->tag == IntType && assign->values->ast->tag == Int) {
val = compile_int_to_type(val_env, assign->values->ast, rhs_t);
if (lhs_t->tag == IntType && assign->values->ast->tag == Int) {
val = compile_int_to_type(val_env, assign->values->ast, lhs_t);
} else {
val = compile_maybe_incref(val_env, assign->values->ast);
if (!promote(val_env, &val, rhs_t, lhs_t))
code_err(assign->values->ast, "You cannot assign a %T value to a %T operand", lhs_t, rhs_t);
code_err(assign->values->ast, "You cannot assign a %T value to a %T operand", rhs_t, lhs_t);
}
return CORD_all(compile_assignment(env, assign->targets->ast, val), ";\n");
}