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Is the following legal Oberon-2;

	Object* = POINTER TO ObjectDesc;
	ObjectDesc* = RECORD END;

	Array* = POINTER TO ARRAY OF Object;

It compiles OK under Linux V4-0.9. However, I was told of at least 
one compiler Oberon-2 which does not compile this. Is the above 
construct legal, or is the said compiler broken?

Pls note, that for example Kepler uses the following to represent 
objects: 		StarTab = POINTER TO ARRAY OF LONGINT;
with calls to SYSTEM.VAL to convert POINTERS to  LONGINTs.

So, there is a potential problem here which Josef wanted to avoid.

Is the "POINTER TO ARRAY OF Object" good legal Oberon, or is it not?

Wojtek