issue with array initialization using index

[Lord-Vlad]

I just started working with V, and while experimenting with arrays I stumbled upon the following.
When you initialize an i32 array, you can't use index directly, you have to cast to i32.
Aren't int and i32 the same thing?
This also applies to unsigned numbers, although I suspect it's due to the lack of promotion? Floating point numbers do work.

array := []i32{len: 3, init: index}

error: expected `i32`, not `int`

[jorgeluismireles]

Read this section: https://docs.vlang.io/v-types.html#primitive-types

[JalonSolov]

For now, i32 and int should be treated the same. int is supposed to be changed at some point so it will either be i32 or i64, depending on the system.

In any case, this is a bug. index should always be the correct type to init the array, not a fixed int.

#23225