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From: Mats Weber <matsw@mail.com>
Subject: Re: generic package dilemma
Date: 1999/11/17
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Matthew Heaney wrote:

> You should always elaborate packages that you instantiate:
> 
> pragma Elaborate (Gen_Pack1);
> pragma Elaborate (Gen_Pack4);

Use Elaborate_All: that way, if Gen_Pack* instantiates something else,
then that also gets elaborated.