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Randy Brukardt wrote:
> One could argue that programmers shouldn't be exporting
> access types in the first place, but that would not reflect the way many
> programmers use Ada.

Well it certainly reflects the way I program!  My use of named access
types has been limited to instantiating generics and for allocating
instances from a storage pool.