// Comparing an `Any` against a concrete value (a MIXED `Any == <concrete>`, in
// either operand order) compares the boxed value words — the same value-identity
// the both-`Any` comparison uses. Boxing the concrete side first keeps the
// operands shape-compatible.
//
// Regression (issue 0199): a mixed `Any == <concrete>` fell through to a plain
// `icmp` on a 16-byte `{tag, value}` aggregate vs a scalar, aborting the LLVM
// verifier ("Both operands to ICmp are not of the same type"). The both-`Any`
// form already worked; this extends it to one-sided `Any` comparisons.

#import "modules/std.sx";

main :: () -> i64 {
    x : Any = 5;
    print("{}\n", x == 5);     // true
    print("{}\n", x == 6);     // false
    print("{}\n", x != 6);     // true
    print("{}\n", 5 == x);     // true  (concrete on the left)

    b : Any = true;
    print("{}\n", b == true);  // true
    print("{}\n", b == false); // false

    y : Any = 5;
    print("{}\n", x == y);     // true  (both Any — unchanged)
    return 0;
}