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From: phtruong@csupomona.edu
Subject: Re: Generic Packages
Date: 1997/02/20
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Organization: California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
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Date: 1997-02-20T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <5e03nm$esq@netty.york.ac.uk>, keh105@york.ac.uk (Quorlia) writes:
> I have a package header dll.ads and a package body dll.adb but I'm not
> sure how to compile them.  Gnatmake comes up with soem nasty messages
> about not finding units.  Do I need a uses clause somewhere?

  Yeah! you do need.  You have to include 'with generic_name' and
      package any_name generic_name(data_type, ...) is new
      use any_name

  In the program where you will use functions in the package.
  Also, don't foget to compile (not link) the package first.
  More questions? email me.