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Subject: Re: Calling Ada from C (linux/gnat 4.3.2)
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Odd thing - after upgrading my Linux system (Fedora 10 to Debian 6) -
with the newer GCC and GNAT - these stack errors went away. I'm
wondering if GNAT changed behind the scenes and adhere to the native/
POSIX threads closer - and the stacks are working by default now.