> Together these impact the desire to expand the range of physical > types. 9.5 in particular requires "... the values of the operands > and the result shall lie within the range of the integer type with > the widest range provided by the implementation, excluding type > universal_integer itself", which essentially tells us the bounds of > a new integer or physical type must fall within the range of type > INTEGER in the absence of a new wider integer type being added to > package STANDARD. This also affects basic operations ("...the > evaluation of an operation of a universal expression", the > operations of a type defined in 5. Types, 5.1 General, Paragraphs 2 > and 3). I don't agree with this interpretation of 'widest range provided by the implementation'. To me (but English is not my native language), I interpret as 'widest range supported by the implementation'. Tristan. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Tue Jan 27 00:33:49 2015
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