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Ada-95: A guide for C and C++ programmers

can use in such areas as bit fields, type representation and type size. Note that ’objects’ are defined in reverse order to C/C++, the object name is first, then the object type, as in C/C++ you can declare lists of objects by seperating them with commas.

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