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From: Adrian Hoe <byhoe@my-deja.com>
Subject: Help: Storage size
Date: 1999/07/13
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If I have a C code like this:

typedef unsigned short   CARD16;

and

typedef struct {
   CARD8     reqType;
   CARD16    length : 16;
} tReq;

How can the above struct (record) be implemented in Ada?

Where CARD16 is define as follow in Ada:

type CARD16 is new X.Unsigned_Short;


Can anyone please help?
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Adrian BY, Hoe
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