Re: union types

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From: Richard Kurtz
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1988 22:03

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Mark, I believe the closest you could come to simulating the C union
statement would be using a Variant record.  I know this involves an
extra identifier, but I don't know any way around this.  I am currently
trying to write a program that translates C procedures to Modula2
procedures and that is how I chose to translate the C union type.
   I am interested in your project as it might relate somewhat to
what I am doing.  Could you send me more information on what you are
doing, or could you send your code?  thanks.  -Richard Kurtz

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