fixed cast parsing bug

i hope casts weren't at a different precedence level for a reason

05/constants.b

@@ -25,8 +25,7 @@
 ;   b << >>
 ;   c + -
 ;   d * / %
-;   d8 cast
-;   e sizeof, unary prefixes ++ -- & * + - ~ !
+;   e casts, sizeof, unary prefixes ++ -- & * + - ~ !
 ;   f . -> () [] postfix ++ --
 ;   highest
 ; NB: for equal precedence, operators are applied left-to-right except for assignment operators (precedence 2)

05/main.c

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@
 /* 	long b; */
 /* } x1[] = {0x1234567890, 1ul<<60|1ul<<3, 77}; */
 /* int y1 = 0x12345678; */
-typedef int R[*(int*)3];
+typedef int R[sizeof *(int*)"hello"];
 
 /* struct { */
 /* 	int x[2], y; */

05/parse.b

@@ -1619,11 +1619,7 @@ function parse_expression
 		*4type = type_create_pointer(*4a)
 		return out
 	:unary_dereference
-		print_type(*4a)
-		putc(10)
 		type_decay_array_to_pointer(*4a)
-		print_type(*4a)
-		putc(10)
 		; @TODO : dereferencing a function  (annoyingly, p is the same as *p for function pointers)
 		if *1p != TYPE_POINTER goto unary_bad_type
 		*4type = *4a + 1
@@ -2574,7 +2570,7 @@ function operator_precedence
 	token += 16
 	b = token_is_type(token)
 	if b == 0 goto return_0xffff
-	goto return_0xd8 ; it's a cast
+	goto return_0xe0 ; it's a cast
 	
 	:figre_out_rparen_arity
 	; given that the token before this one is a right-parenthesis, figure out if