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Subject: Re: Extra footnote: Re: Size of Vector limited to 1024 MB of Heap
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On 25 Jun., 04:49, a...@anon.org (anon) wrote:
> RM for Ada 95 and Ada 2005 -- 3.5.4 ( 21 ) : says that an Integer must
> include the range
>
> =A0 -2**15+1 .. +2**15-1 =A0 aka =A0 =A0 -32768 .. +32767
>
> but it is not limited to that range. Check RM 3.5.4 =A0( 26 ).

Paragraph (26) has nothing to do with Integer - it's about nonstandard
integer types, and Integer is a standard integer type.

> The norm for PC's Integer is -2**32+1 .. +2**32-1

You surely mean -(2**31) .. (2**31) - 1

"Norm"? You mean it's generally the case... There is no (DIN, EU, ...)
norm, or is there.