Hi,
The following seems like a bug, a tuple template parameter can't be parsed.
The following:
fun {a: t0p}{b : t0p} id(i : b) = i
implement main0(argc,argv) =
let
val _ = id<int><@(int,int)>((1,2))
in
()
end
generates the error:
... 1596(line=69, offs=19) -- 1599(line=69, offs=22): error(2): the static
identifier [><@] is unrecognized.
... 1593(line=69, offs=16) -- 1608(line=69, offs=31): error(2): none of the
static constants referred to by [int] is applicable.
patsopt(TRANS2): there are [2] errors in total.
exit(ATS): uncaught exception: ...
But if I add a space before the '@' it works:
implement main0(argc,argv) =
let
val _ = id<int>< @(int,int)>((1,2)) (* note the space before '@' *)
in
()
end
Thanks!
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