Primitive operations on Long with Float argument have different semantics from Java #5441
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Fix #5441: Primitive operations on Long with Float argument have different semantics from Java
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Scala 2's primitive binary operations on Long that take Float (e.g.
(x: Long) % (y: Float)) as an argument erroneously perform an operation in double precision, instead of float precision. This is inconsistent wrt Java semantics. Given that dotty reuses Scala 2's backend I expect it to have the same issue.More details on reproduction here: scala/bug#11253
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