Changes between Version 48 and Version 49 of Language

Timestamp:

05/22/23 15:05:47 (3 years ago)

Author:

siegel

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 === The real type #real-types
 
-There is one real type, corresponding to the mathematical real numbers. Currently, all of the C real types `double`, `float`, etc., are mapped to the CIVL real type. [This is expected to change.]
+There is one real type, corresponding to the mathematical real numbers. Currently, all of the C real types `double`, `float`, etc., are mapped to the CIVL real type.
+[This is expected to change.]
 
 === The process type `$proc` #proc-type
 
-This is a primitive object type and functions like any other primitive C type (e.g., `int`). An object of this type refers to a process. It can be thought of as a process ID, but it is not an integer and cannot be cast to one.  Certain expressions take an argument of `$proc` type and some return something of `$proc` type. The operators `==` and `!=` may be used with two arguments of type `$proc` to determine whether the two arguments refer to the same process.  The constant `$self` has `$proc` type and refers to the process evaluating this expression;  constant `$proc_null` has `$proc` type and refers to no process.
+This is a primitive object type and functions like any other primitive C type (e.g., `int`).
+An object of this type refers to a process. It can be thought of as a process ID, but it is not an integer and cannot be cast to one.
+Certain expressions take an argument of `$proc` type and some return something of `$proc` type.
+The operators `==` and `!=` may be used with two arguments of type `$proc` to determine whether the two arguments refer to the same process.
+The constant `$self` has `$proc` type and refers to the process evaluating this expression;  constant `$proc_null` has `$proc` type and refers to no process.
 
 === The scope type `$scope` #scope-type