[Vala] type MIN and MAX

[Alessandro Pellizzari <alex amiran it>]

Hi all,

today I stumbled upon a strange behaviour. I would like to know if it is
expected or not:

using GLib;
public class Main : Object {
 static int main (string[] args) {
  stdout.printf ("uint.min    => %i\n", uint.MIN);
  stdout.printf ("uint.max    => %i\n", uint.MAX);
  stdout.printf ("ulong.min   => %i\n", ulong.MIN);
  stdout.printf ("ulong.max   => %i\n", ulong.MAX);
  stdout.printf ("uint32.min  => %i\n", uint32.MIN);
  stdout.printf ("uint32.max  => %i\n", uint32.MAX);
  stdout.printf ("int64.min   => %i\n", int64.MIN);
  stdout.printf ("int64.max   => %i\n", int64.MAX);
  stdout.printf ("uint64.min  => %i\n", uint64.MIN);
  stdout.printf ("uint64.max  => %i\n", uint64.MAX);
 }
}

This code gives:

uint.min   => 0
uint.max   => -1
ulong.min  => 0
ulong.max  => -1
uint32.min => 0
uint32.max => -1
int64.min  => 0
int64.max  => -1
uint64.min => 0
uint64.max => -1

The other values are OK and showing expected boundaries.
I am using vala 0.1.7

Thanks.
Bye.

-- 
Alessandro Pellizzari