-- F350A00.A
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-- FOUNDATION DESCRIPTION:
--     This foundation provides a number of discrete types with default
--     values. We assume that the default values are necessary to ensure
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--     We use default values that are non-zero to minimize the chance that
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--     that are similar to the values used when pragma Normalize_Scalars is
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-- CHANGE HISTORY:
--     29 Jun 2020   RLB   Created foundation.

package F350A00 is

    type Status is (Raw, Bound, Solved, Unknown)
        with Default_Value => Unknown;
      
    Unused : constant := -16#6789#;
    type Small_Integer is range -16#8000#..16#7FFF#
        with Default_Value => Unused;
    subtype Small_Natural is Small_Integer range 0 .. Small_Integer'Last;
      
    type Word_16 is mod 2**16
        with Default_Value => 16#DEAD#;
   
end F350A00;