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1 Chapter 6 Data Types

2 Figure 6.1 IEEE floating-point formats: (a) Single precision, (b) Double precision
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3 Figure 6.2 Compile-time descriptor for static strings
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4 Figure 6.3 Run-time descriptor for limited dynamic strings
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5 Figure 6.4 Example slices in Fortran 95
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6 Figure 6.5 Compile-time description for single-dimensioned arrays
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7 Figure 6.6 The location of the [i,j] element in a matrix
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8 Figure 6.7 A compile-time descriptor for a multidimensional array
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9 Figure 6.8 A compile-time descriptor for a record
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10 Figure 6.9 A discriminated union of three shape variables (assume all variables are the same size)
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11 Figure 6.10 A compile-time descriptor for a discriminated union
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12 Figure 6.11 The assignment operation j = *ptr
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13 Figure 6.12 An example of the actions of the marking algorithm
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