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From: Alan Paterson <paterson@dial.eunet.ch>
Subject: DEC Ada V3.3
Date: 1996/08/22
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Has anyone else experienced problems with the DEC-Ada compiler 
when exporting and importing subprograms with STRING parameters?

(We use these pragmas in order to construct and reference 
shareable images on VMS)

With Version 3.2 it worked perfectly. Now that we have installed 
V3.3 we get nothing but access violation errors!

We are currently trying to prove to Digital that an error is in 
fact present (I'm sure that many of you will know that this is a 
non-trivial task :-) but if anyone out there has had similar 
experiences, perhaps we could get together?

-- 
Alan Paterson
Berne, Switzerland