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Subject: Re: Initialization and Finalization of limited object "returned" by a
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Clarification about my words : what I've quoted from you, was talking
about extended return statement. I was understanding this as "extended
return statement applied to limited". If this was ever not what you
were talking about, there are chance I've understood what you were to
say. I will look again at the ARM reference you've pointed (as well as
the ones suggested in your previous post in this same thread).