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U in union(int, real) u; . Here, however, u, whose mode is 'reference to union of integral real mode', refers either to a value whose mode is 'integral' or to a value whose mode is 'real'. } The mode 'MOID' is “united from” the mode 'MOOD' if 'MOID' is some 'union of MOODSETY1 MOOD MOODSETY2 mode'. b) {There are no values whose mode begins with 'flexible'. , a1 in flex [1: n] real a1; . f). a, b, c}. 44 Section2141 van Wijngaarden, et al. {The deflexing process obtains 'MOID2' by removing all 'flexible's contained at positions in 'MOID1' where they are not also contained in any 'REF to MOID3'.
Ln , un )) where each (li , ui ), i = 1, . . , n, is a “bound pair” of integers in which li is the i-th “lower bound” and ui is the i-th “upper bound”. c) If for any i, i = 1, . . b)}; otherwise, the number of elements is (u1 − l1 + 1) × (u2 − l2 + 1) × . . × (un − ln + 1) and each is selected by a specific index r1 , . . , rn where li ≤ ri ≤ ui , i = 1, . . , n. d} that 'MODE'. a}. b} to 'MODE'. {The difference implies a possible difference in the method whereby the value is stored in the computer.
40 Section2134 van Wijngaarden, et al. d} that 'MODE'. If 'MODE' is some 'STOWED', then N is said to be a “stowed name”. b) of some generator}. a}. g} by a 'TAG' (an index) I is made to refer to a {new} value X, then N is made to refer to a structured (multiple) value which is the same as V except for its field (element) selected by L which is {now made to be} X. 3. A}. } b) The mode of a structured value V is some 'structured with FIELDS mode'. d} 'MODE'. c) The scope of a structured value is the newest of the scopes of its fields.