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From: bscrawford@aol.com (BSCrawford)
Subject: Re: Input/Output in Ada
Date: 1999/01/28
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In article <78nvaq$kns$1@scelto.ts.kiev.ua>, "Igor Izvarin"
<izvarin@microsoft.ru.kiev.ua> writes:

>My question looks very simple: Ada has several Input/Output packages -
>DIRECT_IO, TEXT_IO, FLOAT_IO, MODULAR_IO, INTEGER_IO, FIXED_IO, DECIMAL_IO,
>EMERATION_IO, COMPLEX_IO, SEQUENTIAL_IO, STORAGE_IO, STREAM_IO (all???).
>Where I can find GOOD explanation about all these packages and when and how
>to use them?

Chapter 16, "Predefined Input and Output," of Cohen's text, "Ada as 
a Second Language," is more than 50 pages long and should prove 
very helpful. 

Bard Crawford
Stage Harbor Software