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Hi all,
1) Is there any way to define custom data types (e.g, "records") in 
AFL? I specifically refer to something of this kind:
Type CustomType=record
  Value1: integer; 
  Value2: float; 
end;
Is it possible?
2) Alternatively, how do I define pointers-like in AFL? Please view 
the following example:
Procedure ChangeValues(x,y,z) {
// defining new values of x,y,z
x=1;
y=2;
z=3;
}
Now, in the "main" code, we define the following:
// "Main" code
a=0;
b=0;
c=0;
// Now we call the procedure
ChangeValues(a,b,c);
It is desired that after the "call" of the procedure, the variables 
a,b,c will hold the values 1,2,3 , respectively. How can I achieve 
this in AFL? It is important to add that a,b,c are arrays themselves.
I'd be grateful for any assistance with (1) and (2).
Regards,
Short.
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