Implement integer e-notation #11568
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Implement integer e-notation #11568
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What about I also hope this shows this notation can be very confusing, and why I'm against it. |
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This PR does not allow decimal points in integer literals, so "1.2e3i32" would raise an error "Invalid suffix i32 for decimal number" It also only allows non-negative exponents. I don't really think it's confusing this way. |
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Seems we will need to further evaluate the pros and cons of this feature. |
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Since this PR was not very well-received and I'm not sure myself anymore whether this would be a good change, I'm closing it. If anyone wants to resurrect this PR, feel free to do so. |
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Closes #10154
Allows to use e-notation in integer literals.