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Changing a Variable’s Data Type<br />

Figure 201: Displaying a<br />

Union<br />

debugging executables with no debugging symbol table information. The<br />

following table describes the built-in types:<br />

Type String Language Size Description<br />

$address C void* Void pointer (address).<br />

$char C char Character.<br />

$character Fortran character Character.<br />

$code C architecturedependent<br />

Machine instructions.<br />

The size used is the number of<br />

bytes required to hold the<br />

shortest instruction for your<br />

computer.<br />

$complex Fortran complex Single-precision floating-point<br />

complex number.<br />

The complex types contain a<br />

real part and an imaginary part,<br />

which are both of type real.<br />

$complex_8 Fortran complex*8 A real*4-precision floatingpoint<br />

complex number.<br />

The complex*8 types contain a<br />

real part and an imaginary part,<br />

which are both of type real*4.<br />

$complex_16 Fortran complex*16 A real*8-precision floatingpoint<br />

complex number.<br />

The complex*16 types contain a<br />

real part and an imaginary part,<br />

which are both of type real*8.<br />

$double C double Double-precision floating-point<br />

number.<br />

$double_precision Fortran double precision Double-precision floating-point<br />

number.<br />

316 Chapter 14: Examining and Changing Data

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