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--  Contains the routine for computing the image  of signed and unsigned
--  integers whose size <= Integer'Size for use by Text_IO.Integer_IO
--  and Text_IO.Modular_IO.

with System.Unsigned_Types;

package System.Img_WIU is
   pragma Pure;

   procedure Set_Image_Width_Integer
     (V : Integer;
      W : Integer;
      S : out String;
      P : in out Natural);
   --  Sets the signed image of V in decimal format, starting at S (P + 1),
   --  updating P to point to the last character stored. The image includes
   --  a leading minus sign if necessary, but no leading spaces unless W is
   --  positive, in which case leading spaces are output if necessary to ensure
   --  that the output string is no less than W characters long. 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 is violated,
   --  since it is perfectly valid to compile this unit with checks off.

   procedure Set_Image_Width_Unsigned
     (V : System.Unsigned_Types.Unsigned;
      W : Integer;
      S : out String;
      P : in out Natural);
   --  Sets the unsigned image of V in decimal format, starting at S (P + 1),
   --  updating P to point to the last character stored. The image includes no
   --  leading spaces unless W is positive, in which case leading spaces are
   --  output if necessary to ensure that the output string is no less than
   --  W characters long. 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 is violated, since it is perfectly valid to compile this
   --  unit with checks off.

end System.Img_WIU;