Don't know if it's a bug in compiler or there's something that I'n not aware of.
When matching against concrete types I can combine two cases like:
enum SomeEnum {
case a, b, c
}
let param: (SomeEnum, Any) = something
switch (param) {
case (.a, let param as Int),
(.b, let param as Int):
print("a or b with solid type (Int) \(param)")
default: print("none of above")
}
However, if I would like to match against protocol like:
switch (param) {
case (.a, let param as Equatable),
(.b, let param as Equatable):
print("a or b with protocol \(param)")
default: print("none of above")
}
I get Segmentation fault: 11 during compilation. Solution for this is to duplicate code like:
switch (param) {
case (.a, let param as Equatable):
print("a or b with protocol \(param)")
case (.b, let param as Equatable):
print("a or b with protocol \(param)")
default: print("none of above")
}
Can someone tell me why it behaves like this?