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Oops.  I answered 3 and called it 2.  Oh well.
I just compiled something which included these type definitions:
TYPE P = RECORD
	   x,y : integer;
         END;
     Q = P;
--and the compiler gave me no trouble about it.

2. (Really 2 this time) Modules can export anything, even things which
they have imported.  I did this in order to make an InOut module, as
we did not have one here.  Instead, we had 'io' which has some C-type
routines (printf, scanf, etc. along with the type File and the vars
Input & Output).  So my InOut module imports File,Input,Output,Open,
and Close from 'io' and simply exports those things 'as is', plus
my own set of procedures (WriteLn, WriteReal, etc.).

I hope that helps some!  I'm not very organized, as you might have noticed.

                             -D.H.
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David Hiebeler       hiebeler@csv.rpi.edu
Chatham, NY         "Illusions, Richard!  Every
(also Troy, NY)      bit of it illusions!"