Taken from sal_list.as:
List(T:Type): ListType T == add {
Rep == Record(elt:T, next:%);
...
if T has PrimitiveType then {
(l1:%) = (l2:%):Boolean == {...}
...
}}
It leads to an unspecified behaviour for
L: List OutputType := [Integer, String];
Ralf
> The reason is that there are two separate concepts:
>
> D \in C and C' \subset C
>
> It is reasonable to want the second, but that is not what "has" does.
> Do you have some concrete examples?
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