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[libc] Added support for fixed-points in is_signed and is_unsigned.
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probably you could change it to:
and remove all the fixed point specializations.
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it won't work. even if the value is just less than 0, it will try to wrap around in unsigned type(and its not possible in fixed-points). I have tried it out.
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@PiJoules is there problem with constexpr for fixed point type in clang?
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What's the failure mode? Is it a compilation error or failure in one of the tests?
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i have explained here #133680
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Replied to the issue.
tl;dr overflow for non-saturating types isn't defined, so
unsigned _Fract(-1)can't be constant evaluated. If you want to check if a type is signed, I think you can doFXRep<T>::MIN() < FXRep::ZERO(). I also need to update the diagnostic since it's misleading.