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I'm not very in the loop regarding zig at the moment, but coming from C I would think you could just use 0.0 or 0.0f? Is that not the case?
by atiedebee 2y ago
I'm not very in the loop regarding zig at the moment, but coming from C I would think you could just use 0.0 or 0.0f? Is that not the case?
- frankjr 2y agoDepends on the context but in general Zig wants you to be explicit. Writing 0.0 is fine at comptime or if you're e.g. adding it to an already known float type, but defining a runtime variable (var x = 0.0; ...) will not work because x doesn't have an explicit type (f16, f32, f64, f80, or f128?). In this case, you would need to write "var x: f32 = 0". You could write "var foo = @as(f32, 0)" but that's just a weird way of doing things and probably not what OP meant.