7.1.1 "A structure represents a collection of variable types" A structure data type can be used with nets and parameters, not just with variables. And a structure is more than just a collection of types. What about the member names for example? 7.1.1 "By default, structures are unpacked, meaning that there is no defined representation on how each variable in the collection is stored." Now a structure is said to be a collection of variables instead of a collection of types. 7.1.1 "Unpacked structures can contain any variable data type." What's a variable data type? 7.1.2 "A union is a data type that represents a single piece of storage which can store one of any variable type. Only one variable type can be in a union at one time." What is a variable type? 7.2.1 "A vector (see 6.6) is a a one-dimensional packed array." Repeated "a". 7.2.4 "Each packed dimension in the array is known as a memory element or word" -->"An element of the fastest-varying unpacked dimension in the array is known as a memory element or word" Table 7-2 "replication in" --> "replication" -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Thu Apr 5 18:12:46 2007
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