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From: Sandro Binetti <sandrobinetti@my-deja.com>
Subject: About conversions
Date: 2000/11/20
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Hi everybody.

Can you help me understand the meaning of a type conversion, like:
  INTEGER(v)  ?

Take an example like the following.

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procedure PROVA is
  type TYP is range 1..10;
  c:typ;

  procedure P(a,b:in integer;result:out integer) is
  begin
    result:=a+b;
  end p;

begin -- PROVA
  p(10,20,INTEGER(c)); -- <<<<
end prova;

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The compiler doesn't say anything at the point <<<<

Why?

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Ciao, Sandro


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