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Changes:
- The chapter explaining the type 'time' in the manual was improved.
- The support for source level debugging in the compiler (comp.sd7) was
improved. Now the option -g generates better #line directives and the 'main'
function was arranged such that the current line shown by a debugger is
correct when the program is started.
- In the "seed7_05.s7i" library the function "rpos" was overloaded to do a
reverse search for a character in a string starting from a given position.
- The files "str_rtl.c", "strlib.c", "primitiv.c" and the compiler were
improved to support the primitive action STR_RCHIPOS (which implements the
new overloaded 'rpos' function).
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