constant vectors not considered to be a compile time constant

[Book-reader]

in the following example:

fn void main()
{
  int[<2>] $test = {3, 3};
  int[<2>] $test2 = {4, 4};
  $if ($test2 == $test):
  $endif
}

the compiler gives the error Error: Compile time evaluation requires a compile time constant value.

the same happens when the variables are declared as global constants using const

$if($test2.x == $test.x) gives the same error but $if($test2[0] == $test[0]) works.

[lerno]

That $test2.x isn't compile-time is a bug. That vectors don't fold at compile time is a deliberate simplification.

[lerno]

The $foo.x issue should be fixed now. I am very hesitant to do compile time evaluation to composite objects beyond element folding.

[lerno]

You can still add an enhancement request for at least comparison for constant vectors.

[Book-reader]

$foo.x does indeed work now, thanks!