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From: "Per Lindquist" <commander@death-star.com>
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Subject: Re: This can't be done in Ada...or?
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Jeffrey Carter wrote:
>    procedure Q is
>       package That is new PragmARC.Reflection;

Hm, I was so excited about your solution I didn't notice the potential
problem with overhead, but a collegue of mine did:

One of our target environments is a time-critical real-time system. We
are worried about the execution overhead implied by a package
instantiation (or any 'new' statement) in every subprogram in the
system.

Will your solution cause overhead for each subprogram call?