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From: "Bob Klungle" <bklungle@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Setting file attributes in ADA 95
Date: 1996/10/08
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organization: B & D Associates
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Date: 1996-10-08T11:18:06-05:00
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This is not an Ada question. You can set your umask to 022 to get
everything but the execute (x) bit. At the end of generation, a script
command using chmod could also do it. You could also import a "C"
subroutine which issues the chmod command, if your Ada does not include the
"system" command.

cheers
bob

Jason Yates <yates@clemson.edu> wrote in article
<01bbb456$f92ec680$ef947f82@yates.clemson.edu>...
> I am creating a program that writes a file on a Sun box. I need to set
the
> file attriutes to read / execute so other users can access the file, i.e
> <chmod 755 filename>. I am new to ADA so any help would be appreciated.
BTW
> I am using the GNAT complier.
> 
> TIA,
> Jason Yates
> Clemson University
> yates@clemson.edu
>