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From: Mark.Doherty@uk.thalesgroup.com (Mark Doherty)
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Subject: Re: A copy question....
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> If you have an system.address variable, an data length variable and an array
> of Unsigned_32. How can you move the data ranging between the address and
> the address+data_length into the array?

Take a look at: 
 for ... use (at) clause (ada83/95 syntax dependant), 
 pragma volatile and 
 pragma import.

in the lrm.

p.s. be careful with the sizes as you are impling 375*4 bytes of array
and 200 bytes of address space!