0 a formal announcement -- erklæring; -erklæring
a declaration of marriage/war.
Such declarations are usually implemented not as efficiently as block declarations.
Then we show that block declarations are sufficient.
We have shown here that, with a knowledge of modes and types, block declarations are sufficient.
The only apparent reason for this discrepancy is that the syntax of module declarations was not carefully thought out.
Interfaces, or signatures, describe the components of a program unit through type declarations and sharing specifications.
In examples, we take the liberty to extend the structure-level declarations with declarations of values and types; similarly, we allow specifications of values and types.
The same environments are passed down to all of the type and class declarations.
Often it suffices to annotate datatype declarations and type signatures with appropriate size constraints.
