2.2.2) Outtype types

Outtypes are simple output types. Follows the description of all the outtypes:

Outtype	Description	Examples
int integer	Signed integer	-4 5
nat natural	Unsigned integer	2345
compact	Unsigned integer as compact number	Ae45^
hex	Unsigned integer as hex number	e4f
octal	Unsigned integer as octal number	234
binary	Unsigned integer as binary number	110110
real real(nat)	Real in scientific format precision length max nat length	.314e1
freal freal(nat) freal(nat,nat)	Real in fixed format precision length max nat fraction if int part <= first nat, max second nat fraction, else truncate int part to first nat length and append exponent	freal(2) 3.14 freal(2,3) 3.142 12e5
breal	Real as 0f... - floating point in binary format	0 0f0001e123
intreal intreal(nat)	Real as integer normal integer format if length <= nat, normal int. format, else truncate int part to (nat-4) and append the exponent	intreal 1234567890123456 intreal(8) 1234567 1234e34
pointer	Internal pointer System dependent format
string	Variable length string	"Who am I?"
char	One character	"a"
bool boolean	Boolean value as True/False	True False
cbool cboolean	Boolean value as T/F	T F
nbool nboolean	Boolean value as 1/0	1 0
user	User defined format User must suply: deffunc(void *in_ptr, char **out_str) returns (and alocates) a string from user pointer freefunc(void *ptr) disposes the user pointer