Handle huge integers in OpenQASM 2 expression evaluator (backport #12140) #12401
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* Handle huge integers in OpenQASM 2 expression evaluator This modifies the expression evaluator to directly parse the backing string data of an integer token in a floating-point context, which lets us handle numbers that would otherwise overflow a `usize`. It's possible for this to be totally valid, if, for example, the integer is a multiple of some very large power of two that doesn't overflow a double-precision float. We already needed to immediately cast the integer to a float, so this is just a more accurate way of doing the evaluation, and doesn't affect when we use integers in other contexts. * Clarify int/float split (cherry picked from commit fe69594)
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Summary
This modifies the expression evaluator to directly parse the backing string data of an integer token in a floating-point context, which lets us handle numbers that would otherwise overflow a
usize. It's possible for this to be totally valid, if, for example, the integer is a multiple of some very large power of two that doesn't overflow a double-precision float.We already needed to immediately cast the integer to a float, so this is just a more accurate way of doing the evaluation, and doesn't affect when we use integers in other contexts.
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Fix #11561
This is an automatic backport of pull request #12140 done by [Mergify](https://mergify.com).