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Date: 24 Jun 93 10:15:57 GMT
From: munnari.oz.au!yoyo.aarnet.edu.au!news.adelaide.edu.au!achilles!andrewd@uu
net.uu.net  (Andrew Dunstan)
Subject: Re: User defined assignment/controlled types
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Tucker Taft posted a useful example on this, which I will look at in greater 
detail with considerable interest. 

The Ada community needs more of this sort of thing. Reading the draft
LRM unfortunately doesn't give enough of a feel for what is really
going on.

One subject I would particularly like to see a number of worked examples
on is access discriminants.

More teaching type materials, please people.

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