Definition of common type is pretty simple - it is a type both
types can be implicitly converted to. For `int` and `BigInt`
common type should be `BigInt` if it was possible to define that
implicit conversion. AFAIK it is not possible and thus they can't
have common type.
- CommonType and non-built-in types Joseph Rushton Wakeling
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types Artur Skawina
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types Dicebot
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types ilya-stromberg
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types Artur Skawina
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types John Colvin
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types Joseph Rushton Wakeling
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types Dicebot
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types monarch_dodra
- Re: CommonType and non-built-in types Joseph Rushton Wakeling
