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From: "Zheng Wang" <zw@cs.man.ac.uk>
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Subject: Memeory management
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 Hi, My program is compiled by ObjectAda and ran on Windows, then it
returns code 128(a correct program should return code 0). I found that
there are too many variables declared and after I merged some
variables(number of variables deduced), it does work perfectly. I
wonder that are there any constrains on the memory allocated for
variable declaraions? However, I did not allocate and deallocate memory
as I did in C, does Ada provide automatically garbage collection? How
could I handle this case if I can not deduce the number of variables
declared? Many thanks.