Remove Int as a builtin type#4
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The Int type in Julia is a aliases to either Int64 or Int32 depending on computer architecture. And thus, when trying to define the class_of which receives Int we are actually either defining for Int64 or Int32 and thus redefining it, giving out an warning during precompilation
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…y inherit from _Int | Update builtin tests Readded the _Int class so that methods which take an int as an argument can be created and int64 and int32 inherit from it so that when those methods which take _Int arguments are called we can pass either int64 or int32 s.
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The Int type in Julia is a aliases to either Int64 or Int32 depending on computer architecture. And thus, when trying to define the class_of which receives Int we are actually either defining for Int64 or Int32 and thus redefining it, giving out an warning during precompilation