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> The best way to run over a list is to reuse an existing implementation, s=
uch as Ada.Containers.Doubly_Linked_List, or PragmARC.List_Unbounded_Unprot=
ected if you don't have access to a compiler for the current language. One =
wonders why you are trying to write another one.
Well, I did not try Ada.Containers.Doubly_Linked_List before, but it's wort=
h trying for sure.