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From: "Isaac Gouy" <igouy@yahoo.com>
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Robert A Duff wrote:
-snip-
> If so, then Text_IO is the appropriate thing to measure, because
that's the
> standard way of doing it in Ada.  This is one of the few areas where
C is
> simply better than Ada.

Yes! Contribute programs that show 'the standard way of doing it in
Ada'.

(Contribute wierd twisted stuff as-well but first show the Ada way.
Y'all welcome to complain that wierd twisted C programs should be
demoted.)