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From: "andrew.carroll@okstate.edu" <andrew.carroll@okstate.edu>
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Subject: Re: STORAGE_ERROR : EXCEPTION_STACK_OVERFLOW
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Well, aparently the my university has to be a GAP member to get the
academic version.  I don't know how long that will take even if the
University would consider it.  It has already taken to long for that
matter (ha ha).

I did adjust the dispatching version of the program to be "Ada95".  At
least I think I did.  I went into the project properties within GPS
and selected the checkbox labeled Ada95.  Then I did a make clean and
then recompiled/made all the files.  I did find some compile errors
and fixed those.  I still get an error but it is different.  It's now
an access violation.

I'll see what I can do with it now as far as debugging.

I might see if there are any other Ada compiler vendors out there.  If
I am not mistaken AdaCore would be expensive; at least for a student.
Other than that I guess my options are to not use dispatching or write
it in some other language.  Ugh!

Andrew