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--  Image for decimal fixed types where the size of the corresponding integer
--  type does not exceed Integer'Size (also used for Text_IO.Decimal_IO output)

package System.Img_Dec is
   pragma Pure;

   procedure Image_Decimal
     (V     : Integer;
      S     : in out String;
      P     : out Natural;
      Scale : Integer);
   --  Computes fixed_type'Image (V), where V is the integer value (in units of
   --  delta) of a decimal type whose Scale is as given and stores the result
   --  S (1 .. P), updating P to the value of L. The image is given by the
   --  rules in RM 3.5(34) for fixed-point type image functions. The caller
   --  guarantees that S is long enough to hold the result. S need not have a
   --  lower bound of 1.

   procedure Set_Image_Decimal
     (V     : Integer;
      S     : in out String;
      P     : in out Natural;
      Scale : Integer;
      Fore  : Natural;
      Aft   : Natural;
      Exp   : Natural);
   --  Sets the image of V, where V is the integer value (in units of delta)
   --  of a decimal type with the given Scale, starting at S (P + 1), updating
   --  P to point to the last character stored, the caller promises that the
   --  buffer is large enough and no check is made for this. Constraint_Error
   --  will not necessarily be raised if this requirement is violated, since
   --  it is perfectly valid to compile this unit with checks off. The Fore,
   --  Aft and Exp values can be set to any valid values for the case of use
   --  by Text_IO.Decimal_IO. Note that there is no leading space stored.

   procedure Set_Decimal_Digits
     (Digs  : in out String;
      NDigs : Natural;
      S     : out String;
      P     : in out Natural;
      Scale : Integer;
      Fore  : Natural;
      Aft   : Natural;
      Exp   : Natural);
   --  This procedure has the same semantics as Set_Image_Decimal, except that
   --  the value in Digs (1 .. NDigs) is given as a string of decimal digits
   --  preceded by either a minus sign or a space (i.e. the integer image of
   --  the value in units of delta). The call may destroy the value in Digs,
   --  which is why Digs is in-out (this happens if rounding is required).
   --  Set_Decimal_Digits is shared by all the decimal image routines.

end System.Img_Dec;