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MCC, VHDL

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From: Prince of Wales
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 20:10
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Hi folks,

I am using the MCC compiler/simulator to compile a VHDL file. When I have
the following line in the source file, the compiler complains that the range
has to be inside the ANSI C bounds of --2147483647 to +2147483647, which is
slightly bigger than 1E05. The LRM for VHDL defines that the minimum 
acceptable limits for any compiler are -1E38 to +1E38. Is there a catch
somewhere or is it purely a limitation of the MCC system.

Thanks in advance.

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