Boolean Vector with >=2 length cause compile failure #12169
Description
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: UndefinedSymbolReferencepub 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.