This [small bit of code](https://play.nim-lang.org/#ix=2jYh) barks at compile time with `(4, 35) Error: cannot evaluate at compile time: size`. type B[S: static int] = object template foo(size: static int): B[size] = B[size]() echo foo(16).repr Run
The error is about the `size` in `B[size]` in the template declaration. Why does the compiler complains as not knowing `size` value at compile time as it is declared `static int`? When replacing `static int` by `int`, the error turns to `Error: type mismatch: got <B[16]> but expected 'B[size]'`. The only combinations to get it compiling are if I replace `size` by `16`, or if I remove all the `static` in the code. But programming is not trying syntax at random and I would like to understand why it fails when I use `static`.
