> >What's wrong with this unit? I seem to have every part right except the
> >initialization part. When I
> >try to compile it, the pascal compiler tells me that I should have an
> >END statement where the word
> >initialization occurs. Also, I notice that when I type my code in the
> >editor, the words interface and implementation are white, but the word
> >initialization is yellow, just like any other code. The reason
> >that I wrote this unit is so that I'd have an example of a unit with ALL
> >of its parts. Isn't there supposed
> >to be an initialization header, or am I wrong? Could some kind soul
> >please show me what I did wrong?

> Which compiler are you using?  Since you're posting in c.l.p.b I'm
> going to guess it's not Delphi.

> unit myunit
> interface
> ...

> implementation
> ...
> begin
>   j:=35;
> end.

> Stephen Posey
> slpo...@concentric.net

> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> unit myunit;

> interface

> type mat = array[1..5] of real;
> function determin(mtx:mat):real;

> implementation

> function determin(mtx:mat):real;
> var i,j:integer;
>     tot:real;
> begin
>   tot:=0;
>   for i:=1 to 5 do begin
>     tot:=tot+mtx[i];
>   end;
>   determin:=tot;
> end;

> initialization

> j:=35;
> end.
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> --
> Patrick D. Rockwell
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