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    Example to cause the Swift compiler to go into an infinite loop
  
        
  
    
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  | import Foundation | |
| typealias Mask = UInt64 | |
| enum Category: UInt8 { | |
| case A | |
| case B | |
| case C | |
| case D | |
| case E | |
| case F | |
| case G | |
| case H | |
| } | |
| extension Mask { | |
| init(_ category: Category) { | |
| self = UInt64(1) << UInt64(category.rawValue) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| extension Mask { | |
| static let dictionary: [Category: Mask] = [ | |
| .A: Mask(.A) | Mask(.B) | Mask(.C) | Mask(.D) | Mask(.E) | Mask(.F) | Mask(.G) | Mask(.H), | |
| // Comment the line below to have it successfully compile. with these two lines it fails to compile | |
| .B: Mask(.A) | Mask(.B) | Mask(.C) | Mask(.D) | Mask(.E) | Mask(.F) | Mask(.G) | Mask(.H), | |
| ] | |
| } | 
  
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This is a much simpler example of it happening: