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Van Snyder wrote:

> 7. [5.2.1p1 9:9] It is not clear what base types CFI_attribute_t,
> CFI_index_t, CFI_rank_t and CFI_type_t have.  They are simply described
> as "typedef".  "typedef" for what?  Integers, I suspect.  The base type
> should be specified.

This is specified in 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 when the types are used.

John.