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f# - Static extension methods supporting member constraints

I need to implement a static extension method supporting member constraints on some basic primitive types like integers, floats, etc. Here's my code for signed integers:

module MyOperators =
    let inline foo (x : ^T) = (^T : (static member Foo : ^T -> int) (x)) 

    type System.Int32 with 
        static member Foo(x : Int32) = 7 // static extension

Test code:

open MyOperators    
let x = foo 5 // x should be 7

But compiler complains with error:

The type 'System.Int32' does not support any operators named 'Foo'

What am I missing here? Thanks!

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Static member constraints in F# never find 'extension methods', they can only see intrinsic methods on types (and a few special cases called out in the F# language spec).

Perhaps you can use method overloading instead? What is your ultimate goal?


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