Boolean Vector with >=2 length cause compile failure

[ryoppippi]

Zig Version

0.10.0-dev.3007+6ba2fb3db

Steps to Reproduce

execute these code on macos 12.4（21F79）on M1 mac.

pub fn main() void {
    const value = @Vector(2, bool){ true, true };
    _ = value;
}

❯ zig build main.zig
LLVM Emit Object... error(link): undefined reference to symbol ''
error(link):   first referenced in '/Users/ryoppippi/.cache/zig/o/a1b7b8edf6233f50d412d5ea3dfd4a1c/main.o'
error: UndefinedSymbolReference

pub fn main() void {
    const value = @Vector(1, bool){true};
    _ = value;
}

❯ zig run src/main.zig
❯

Expected Behavior

Works fine with all boolean vectors

Actual Behavior

When the length of the boolean vector is two or more, cannot compile. However, code can be compiled when the length is one.

[ryoppippi]

I could reproduce this problem on another Intel mac!

[ryoppippi]

Today I tested on v0.10.0-dev.4166+cae76d829 and it works fine Edit: I tested on self-hosted one

[nektro]

self-hosted is the default compiler, so if its fixed there that's what matters

[ryoppippi]

Okay I think it is fixed.