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From: Mats Weber <matsw@mail.com>
Subject: Re: Elemantary Ada question
Date: 2000/11/28
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If you want to declare an identifier twice in the same declarative
region, _both_ declarations must be either an enumeration literal, a
function or a procedure (i.e. overloadable entities). If one of them is
something else, then it's illegal. The actual rule is a little more
complicated than that, you can have a look at LRM 8.3.