Hi All, On second portion, I favor "any integer type and $ is preserved in type conversions" since: - integer type restricts integral type to remove the packed types (and bypass that "operation"). - The preservation in type conversion is effectively same as $ being an untyped parameter given that no arithmetic is allowed. - keeping type (also not limiting to int) does not overly restrict passing when the actual can be $ but other things as well. ====Minutes======== 966 - last statement in the proposal should be changed to "cannot be used as an operand in an expression". Need to resolve the issue of a parameter type in Section 6.3.2.1. Should it be - any integer type and $ is preserved in type conversions? - an untyped parameter only? - a paremeter of type int? - other? The exmaple should break the if statement into two: first to check for $ using $isunbounded, and if this is not the case check for other values in nested if statements. =====================Received on Tue Jul 11 13:27:24 2006
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