UNPACK

 The UNPACK procedure copies components of a packed array  to  an
 unpacked array variable.


 Syntax:

    UNPACK( z,a,i )


 The parameter 'z' is a packed array.  The parameter  'a'  is  an
 unpacked  array  variable.   The  parameter  'i' is the starting
 value of the index of 'a'.

 The number of components in 'a' must be greater than or equal to
 the  number  of components in 'z'.  The UNPACK procedure assigns
 the components of 'z', starting  with  z[lower  bound],  to  the
 array  'a',  starting with a[i], until all the components in 'z'
 are used.

 In general, when specifying 'i', keep in  mind  that  the  upper
 bound of 'a' (that is, n) must be greater than or equal to i + v
 - u, where 'v' is the upper bound of 'a' and 'u'  is  the  lower
 bound  of 'a'.  That is, ORD(n) must be greater than or equal to
 ORD(i) + ORD(v) - ORD(u).

 Normally, you cannot pass the individual components of a  packed
 array to formal VAR parameters; you must unpack the array first.