A DINTEGER declaration declares simple variables that can have double integer values (that is, 78-bit integer entities stored in a double).
A DINTEGER declaration declares simple variables that have double the precision of INTEGER variables (that is, 78 bits) and are implemented as described in Two-Word Operands.
| Note: | Assigning a value outside of the range -302231454903657293676543 to 302231454903657293676543 to a DINTEGER variable will cause an INTEGER OVERFLOW. |
<dinteger declaration>
┌◄───── , ─────┐ ──┬───────────┬─┬───────┬─ DINTEGER ─┴─<identifier>─┴──────────────────┤ ├─ PRIVATE ─┤ └─ OWN ─┘ └─ PUBLIC ──┘
An identifier that is associated with the DINTEGER data type in a DINTEGER declaration.
