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Date: 14 Oct 94 16:55 GMT+0300
Subject: Re: Interfacing Ada to Unix/execl var. 
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Subject: Re: Interfacing Ada to Unix/execl var. arg. list function?

In article <37j8pd$ovu@gnat.cs.nyu.edu>, dewar@cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
writes: 

|>           Of course again you don't need a separate junk variable: 
|>
|>     null_arg_list : constant string_array := (1..0 => new string'(""));
|>
|> will do fine.

Or simply (1 .. 0 => null).

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