Multiple task bodies for one task type?

[Darren New <dnew@san.rr.com>]

What's the normal Ada idiom for having multiple types of task in an
array?

Basically, I want a bunch of tasks where I can do something like

tat : array (1..10) of mumble;
ta : tat;
begin
  -- "perform" is an entry or a protected procedure
  ta(1).perform(30);
  ta(2).perform(30);
end

and have the two calls execute different code.

Generally, I want to write a framework where these tasks act something
like callbacks, except I expect I'm going to want them to actually be
tasks and protected objects (probably one of each).

But it looks like each task type gets exactly one task body.

Of course, the primary problem is that things like "accept" and "abort"
and such have to actually be in the task body itself, not in subprograms
called from the task body, or I'd just make (say) a generic with a
procedure for each entry, or something.

Any hints how one would go about this? Thanks in advance!

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