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     The possible values of integer are:
 
      1  Behavior as in earlier versions of this compiler. The sign
         is dropped.
 
      2  The sign is not dropped. Negative numbers are stored in two's
         complement form, so that, except for their byte-order being
         machine dependent, unsigned COMP-5 items behave like COMP-X.
         This results in highly efficient arithmetic on unsigned
         COMP-5 items.
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