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From: tmoran@acm.org
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Subject: Re: Learning Ada-What does this mean.
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> One more help tmoran,How do we now what is the size of the storage element?
  The ARM discussion of the representation clause references 'Position,
which is defined as an address offset from the start, so what you need
to know is the number of bits from address X to X+1.  That's of course
an 8 bit byte on a PC.  Is it a 32 bit word on the AIX?