On Wednesday 06 November 2013 13:10:38 Ivanko B wrote: > The reversal custom type defining: > =========== > type > uint8 = integer from 0 to 255; > The subrange form will be used to define the base integer types and to define bit fields in bitpacked records. Bitpacked records can be used to map controller registers. If you don't like the default system types (sint8, sint16...) you can omit systypes.mla in uses. The RTL will use systypes.mla. Probably there will be no "integer" so the definition becomes " type uint8 = 0..$ff; " I think we shouldn't overstress the "letter" approach, it was merely listed as differentiation to C++. ;-) It is important that one can recognize pattern in sources ".." is a good pattern for "from to" i think.
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