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From: cyanide <ojw@iinet.net.au>
Subject: [student] Re: ads file not found
Date: 1998/02/16
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> Assuming you really are a beginner and this is not a pre-April fools
> joke,
> the message you are getting implies that you have created a file such
> as
> "filename.adb" which contains the phrase "package body filename is
> .....
> end filename;".

Hehe, no, it wasn't a joke, I'm just learning. Acualy i figured it out,
I simply didn't realise that the files had to be in the same directory
when compiling.

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