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Date: 13 Aug 93 02:49:20 GMT
From: scf16!bashford@ford-wdl1.arpa  (Dave Bashford)
Subject: Re: Exceptions in Declarative Region
Message-ID: <1993Aug13.024920.22726@scf.loral.com>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

In article ... mab@dst17.wdl.loral.com (Mark A Biggar) writes:
>In article ... bashford@scf.loral.com (Dave Bashford) writes:
>>And a related question: How does a program handle exceptions raised
>>in the elaboration of global packages and main procedures ?
>
>The same way it handles any exception that is not handled by any handler.
>

Perhaps I wasn't clear. My question was:

If an exception occurs in the elaboration of a global package or the 
declaritive part of a main subprogram, there doesn't appear to be any
way for the program to catch the exception and the user will get the
cryptic and probably useless error message generated by the Ada runtime
kernal. Is this true or am I missing something ?
-- 

db
bashford@srs.loral.com (Dave Bashford, Sunnyvale, CA)