"default" can't be used as a function parameter

[mccain]

class Main
    def fun_with_def(num: int, default: int): void {
        if (num >= 0)
        then print num
        else print default
    }
    def main() : void {
        this.fun_with_def(1, 42);
    }

Fails to compile with the following errors:

default_src/Main.pony.c:84:50: error: expected ')'
void* Main_fun_with_def(Main_data* this, int64_t default)
                                                 ^
default_src/Main.pony.c:84:24: note: to match this '('
void* Main_fun_with_def(Main_data* this, int64_t default)
                       ^
default_src/Main.pony.c:84:50: error: parameter name omitted
void* Main_fun_with_def(Main_data* this, int64_t default)
                                                 ^
default_src/Main.pony.c:88:20: error: expected expression
  printf("%lli\n", default);
                   ^
3 errors generated.
 *** Compilation failed with exit code 1 ***

[EliasC]

Ah yes, I'm guessing any argument name that is a keyword in C (break, for, typedef etc.) will cause this bug. Good catch! I would suggest misspelling default (dflt?) for now ;)