🚀 go-pugleaf

I wrote
> >If I declare
> >	var x: 12223495872309457 .. 2345230549872039458720983475;
> >then any compiler worth its salt ought to be able to figure out how many
> >of its nasty little boxes [i.e. storage locations] to use

In article <675@garth.UUCP>, smryan@garth.UUCP (sous-realiste) writes:
> Do you have any idea what this does to the context sensitive grammar of
> the language?

Why should it do anything worse to the CS grammar of the language than
the *existing* notation
	var x: 122..234;
which is already legal Pascal?  What has the size of the constants to do
with the grammar?

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