All intrinsic integer types

[HuseyinSimsek7904]

Currently, the compiler only recognizes int intrinsic type. These should also be implemented:

int8    // 1 byte signed integer
uint8   // 1 byte unsigned integer
int16   // 2 byte signed integer
uint16  // 2 byte unsigned integer
int32   // 4 byte signed integer
uint32  // 4 byte unsigned integer
int64   // 8 byte signed integer
uint64  // 8 byte unsigned integer

We should also update the load intrinsics so that they push the correct size of integer after reading. Same applies to the store intrinsics as well.

[Utkub24]

Agreed, sized types are cool! But how about

i8    // 1 byte signed integer
u8   // 1 byte unsigned integer
i16   // 2 byte signed integer
u16  // 2 byte unsigned integer
i32   // 4 byte signed integer
u32  // 4 byte unsigned integer
i64   // 8 byte signed integer
u64  // 8 byte unsigned integer

[HuseyinSimsek7904]

I like these kinds of type notations which Rust also uses. But I also want to add some aliases for the i8, u8, i64 and u64 types; char, byte, int, uint.

Is this convention understandable @Utkub24, what do you think?

[HuseyinSimsek7904]

These types will also require a new integer parsing system that allows postfixes to the integers like u, u16, i32, etc... For example 34u16 will push a 16-bit unsigned integer that has the value 34.

I am not very sure about the syntax tho.

[Utkub24]

I like these kinds of type notations which Rust also uses. But I also want to add some aliases for the i8, u8, i64 and u64 types; char, byte, int, uint.

Is this convention understandable @Utkub24, what do you think?

Just pick one and be consistent imo, the user can define aliases for them if they so desire.

(use i16 notation)