Yeah. I have a bunch of code with bog-standard linear algebra classes (vec2, vec3, mat2, ...). No generics, no nothing. Just simple classes with operator overlo

Yeah. I have a bunch of code with bog-standard linear algebra classes (vec2, vec3, mat2, ...). No generics, no nothing. Just simple classes with operator overloading. After the recent minor XCode upgrade, Swift can't deduce the type for an expression `((v2 * scalar1) * v3)`, I have to split `let tmp1=v2*scalar1` for it to work. Like, wtf, Apple?