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From: Viqar Abbasi <viqar@cae.ca>
Subject: Re: Secondary Stack oddities w/ SGI Ada 95
Date: 1999/05/05
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dennison@telepath.com wrote:

> I'm curious...do you get the same crash if those two routines are called from
> an Ada subprogram in an Ada program, or does C have to somehow be involved
> for the crash to happen?

C does have to be involved... The all-Ada program is okay.  Perhaps I 
should mention, I am overriding the "&" operator, as follows...
function "&"(Left: String, Right: Float) return String;
etc etc etc, to get something resembling "printf".  (That comes from
an idea from the FAQ.)  

Thanks for the help,

Viqar, still hacking away...