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mercury/tests/invalid/multiply_star.err_exp
Zoltan Somogyi 01836315ac Specialize diagnostics for numeric operations.
compiler/typecheck_error_undef.m:
    When users try to use arithmetic operations, bitwise operations,
    or comparisons (meaning functions such as '+' or '<<', or predicates
    such as '<') without importing any of the modules that define those ops,
    generate a diagnostic that explains this specific situation. Mercury
    is unusual in requiring such imports, so novices need to have this
    pointed out to them. Have these messages replace the less-specific
    messages we used to generate in such situations.

    Fix a persistent typo.

tests/invalid/int_ops.{m,err_exp}:
    A new test case for the new diagnostics.

tests/invalid/Mmakefile:
    Enable the new test case.

tests/invalid/multiply_star.err_exp:
    Expect the diagnostic text, and stop expecting the "did you mean"
    message that it replaces.

tests/invalid/multiply_star.err_exp[23]:
    Delete these files. They existed only because different sets of imports
    with different options yielded different "did you mean" suggestions,
    and we don't have those anymore.

tests/invalid/multiply_star.m:
    Update the descriptions of the deleted .err_exp[23] files.
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multiply_star.m:031: In clause for predicate `p'/2:
multiply_star.m:031: error: undefined symbol `*'/2.
multiply_star.m:031: In Mercury, if you want to invoke an arithmetic
multiply_star.m:031: operation such as `*', then you must import a module
multiply_star.m:031: that exports that operation. The modules in the Mercury
multiply_star.m:031: standard library that do so include `int', `uint', their
multiply_star.m:031: sized versions (such as `int8' and `uint16'), as well as
multiply_star.m:031: `integer' and `float'. However, none of those modules
multiply_star.m:031: have `:- import_module' declarations.