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From: Mats Weber <matsw@mail.com>
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Matthew Heaney wrote:

> > procedure f (A, B : in T; C : out T);
> >
> > now you can do C'Address.
> 
> C'Address is only defined if T is a by-reference type.
> 
> See RM95 13.3 (16).

Not true. I think you are misinterpreting that paragraph. C'Address will
return the address of the actual parameter if T is by reference, and the
address of the formal if T is by copy.