...Manual

This research is sponsored by the Advanced Research Project Agency, ARPA order number 018 (formerly 8230), monitored by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory under contract DAAB07-92-C-Q508.

...int

This list of keywords is automatically generated from the BNF for the language. Strictly speaking, int is not a token, but is special-cased by the scanner, but as far as users are concerned, it is a keyword.

...defined.

Note that it is only the names (identifiers) that are local, not the things to which they refer. A constant, type, etc. whose name is not exported might nonetheless be referenced outside the module through another name or expression.

...value.

Note that the name is bound to the value of the expression, not the expression itself. If the expression contains names defined in other modules, the value may not be resolved until all the modules are linked together. See the discussion of linking above.

...types.

This description may need more work. It is intended to convey the same semantics as in the corresponding fragment of C++.

...declarations.

The language binding determines the usefulness of the external declarations. Only things that have sensible bindings to ``forward declarations'' in the target language have any language binding generated as a result of an external declaration. For example, in a C++ binding, only ``struct'', ``union'', and ``class'' are given forward declarations in the language binding.

Marvin Solomon
Fri Aug 2 13:39:38 CDT 1996