Thanks for all the corrections and feedback so far. Another strange one
that has me stumped. This one gives me a strange error that reads like the
e-mail subject.
----
macro_rules! VectorT {
($Vec:ident, $n:expr) => (
struct $Vec<T> {
priv mut m_v: [T * $n];
}
);
}
VectorT!(Vector3, 3)
fn main() { }
----
The error I get is
error: expected integral vector length but found `3`
priv mut m_v: [T * $n];
^
(the caret points to the "$n" part). I get the same error if I use 3u
instead of 3. There is no other fragment specifier that I can use for $n,
so I am stumped. Any clues?
Thanks in advance,
Ashish
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