"Literal {} is too large for type {}" (or thereabouts) is how this is handled in C/C++ compilers. I think it is enabled by -Wall or -Wpedantic in clang. In oth

"Literal {} is too large for type {}" (or thereabouts) is how this is handled in C/C++ compilers. I think it is enabled by -Wall or -Wpedantic in clang. In other languages I've seen something like "type {} can't represent literal of value {}" which is a bit more generic and applies to things like floats/signed ints and values that are too small/negative.