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Currently, if a program divides or mods by a constant zero, the compiler will generate code that leads to a runtime panic. This should be detected at compile time and reported as an error.
(Note that the compiler already does compile-time constant folding, so this should be easy to check for.)
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Currently, if a program divides or mods by a constant zero, the compiler will generate code that leads to a runtime panic. This should be detected at compile time and reported as an error.
(Note that the compiler already does compile-time constant folding, so this should be easy to check for.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: