But then I get stuff like this: value += pow( x, 2); //x=double -- testcase.d(374): function std.math.pow called with argument types: (double,int) matches both: std.math.pow(real x, uint n) and: std.math.pow(real x, int n)
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Jarrett Billingsley
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- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Jarrett Billingsley
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Daniel Keep
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Jarrett Billingsley
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Daniel Keep
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Jarrett Billingsley
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Steven Schveighoffer
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Bill Baxter
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Saaa
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Jarrett Billingsley
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Don
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Steven Schveighoffer
- Re: casting int[] to bool[] Don
