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From: steve.folly@rdel.co.uk (Steve Folly)
Subject: Enumerations and rep-clauses?
Date: 2000/02/28
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Hi,

Given the following Ada95 situation...

  type enum is ( a, b, c, d );

  for enum use ( a => 12, b => 24, c => 36, d => 48 );

  subtype half_enum is enum range a .. b;


Is it guaranteed anywhere that half_enum has the same representation attributes
as enum? (ie. half_enum(a) => 12 and half_enum(b) => 24)

I would hope it did, but I'm having trouble finding the particular LRM
paragraph.


Thanks for your help.

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Steve Folly.
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