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From: wouters@ict.nl (Rick Wouters)
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Subject: Memory overwrite?
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	An Ada program which compiles correctly and which does not produce
	run-time errors seems to overwrite memory.
	No dynamic allocation is used nor are address types used.
	Some records are defined with a length clause.

	Environment: VADS 6.0 on Sun4

	Does anyone know a reason which might result in overwriting memory
	in a correctly compiled program?


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	dc691@hgl.signaal.nl


Thanks,

Rick.