`std::math`: vector `.pow()` macro uses unqualified `pow` call, failing cross-module lookup

[ManuLinares]

In lib/std/math/vector.c3:111, double[<*>].pow is defined as:

macro double[<*>] double[<*>].pow(double[<*>] x, exp) => pow(x, exp);

When inlined into a caller outside std::math, pow lacks a module prefix and causes a compile error.

Reproduction

module app;
import std;

fn void test()
{
    Vec3 v = { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 };
    Vec3 asd = v.pow(2.0);
}

Compiler Output

$ c3c compile asd.c3
 73: macro float[<*>] float[<*>].fma(float[<*>] a, float[<*>] b, float[<*>] c) => $$fma(a, b, c);
 74: macro float[<*>] float[<*>].floor(float[<*>] x) => $$floor(x);
 75: macro float[<*>] float[<*>].nearbyint(float[<*>] x) => $$nearbyint(x);
 76: macro float[<*>] float[<*>].pow(float[<*>] x, exp) => pow(x, exp);
                                                           ^^^
/home/mb/scripts/c3c/lib/std/math/vector.c3:76:55: error: Macros from other modules must be prefixed with the module name, please use math::pow instead.

 4: fn void test()
 5: {
 6:     Vec3 v = { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 };
 7:     Vec3 asd = v.pow(2.0);
                   ^^^^^^^^^^
/home/mb/scripts/c3c/asd.c3:7:16: note: Inlined from here.

To fix I've just prefixed pow with math:: in lib/std/math/vector.c3:

macro double[<*>] double[<*>].pow(double[<*>] x, exp) => math::pow(x, exp);

[lerno]

Since it's defined in std::math::vector, it would naturally need themath:: prefix. It was a mistake when moving it.

[lerno]

This should work now, please check

[ManuLinares]

much cleaner, thanks.

fn ushort[<3>] map_rgb(double v, Vec3d white, Color color, double v_max_gamma)
{
	if (v <= 0.0) return {};

	Vec3d intensity = (v * white).pow(color.gamma) * v_max_gamma;
	Vec3d clamped = intensity.clamp((Vec3d)0.0, (Vec3d)ushort::max);

	return (ushort[<3>])clamped;
}