E076: An integer literal is out of range for its destination type

Turf now checks every integer literal’s EXACT value against the type it’s being given, instead of silently clamping or wrapping it:

mut x: int = 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999;// ERROR: too big for 'int' -- 'int' only holds up to// 9223372036854775807mut y: int32 = 99999999999;// ERROR: too big for 'int32' -- it only holds up to 2147483647

This also fires for a compile-time expression built entirely out of literals, once the two values combine into something out of range:

mut c: int = 9223372036854775807 + 1;// ERROR: the SUM doesn't fit in 'int', even though each literal alone// would have

‘int’ is a fixed 64-bit signed integer – it’s TurfLang’s only general-purpose integer type, and there’s no wider one to promote to. ‘int32’ exists only for describing a C ABI honestly (extern fn declarations) and is narrower still.

The fix is almost always one of:

• Use a smaller literal.
• If you’re targeting ‘int32’ on purpose, double check the value fits

32 bits, or use 'int' instead.

• If you genuinely need arbitrary-precision arithmetic, that needs a

library type -- it isn't a primitive in this language.

Run turf --explain E076 in a terminal to read this again.