, which the pointer points to, can [...] is of type BYTE . [...] is of type WORD .

_BOOL WORD_TO_BYTE WORD_TO [...] _USINT BYTE_TO_WORD BYTE_TO [...] _BOOL __UXINT_TO_BYTE __UXINT_TO

_BOOL DATE_TO_BYTE DATE_TO [...] _USINT DATE_TO_WORD DATE_TO [...] _BIT DT_TO_BOOL DT_TO_BYTE

_BOOL REAL_TO_BYTE REAL_TO [...] _USINT REAL_TO_WORD REAL_TO [...] _BOOL LREAL_TO_BYTE LREAL_TO

___XWORD BOOL_TO_BIT BOOL_TO_BYTE [...] _ULINT BOOL_TO_USINT BOOL_TO_WORD [...] _BIT(FALSE); bReturn_6 := BOOL_TO_BYTE

Var1 := TO_WORD(wVar1 + [...] Var2 := TO_WORD(wVar2 - [...] VAR wVar : WORD; dw

_BOOL STRING_TO_BYTE STRING_TO [...] _USINT STRING_TO_WORD STRING_TO [...] _BOOL WSTRING_TO_BYTE WSTRING_TO

_BOOL TIME_TO_BYTE TIME_TO [...] _ULINT TIME_TO_USINT TIME_TO_WORD [...] _BOOL LTIME_TO_BYTE LTIME_TO

_BIT TO_BYTE TO_BOOL TO [...] _ULINT TO_USINT TO_WORD [...] of the syntax <type> _TO