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Date: 26 Feb 93 03:16:50 GMT
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te.edu!menudo.uh.edu!lobster!nuchat!leeweyr!bill@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Bill Lee
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Subject: Re: generic queue packages
Message-ID: <1993Feb26.031650.3447@leeweyr.sccsi.com>
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In article <1993Feb24.212641.8326@evb.com> jgg@evb.com (John Goodsen) writes:
>wallace@cookie.enet.dec.com (Richard Wallace) writes:
>
>>Remember that a variant record will have the maximum size elements used when
>>allocating the memory for the elements in your queue.  
>>
>
>Not true.  It is implementation dependent.  An implmentation
>*may* choose to use run-time logic and allocate the proper
>size based upon the variant.
>
>Doesn't DEC Ada do just this ???

Yes.

Regards,

Bill Lee