Re: Program Terminates ...

["Steve" <nospam_steved94@comcast.net>]

You might try adding a delay after each of the Put_Line statements in the
exception handlers.  Maybe the program is getting killed before the message
makes its way out.

I have seen this type of termination before, usually not with Ada.  I have
been known resort to saving state information about each task in shared
memory so I could see where things were when the program died.

Steve
(The Duck)

"Peter Richtmyer" <prichtmyer@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1b585154.0312211634.6c414d2e@posting.google.com...
> I hope someone can help.
>
> I am running a couple programs using
> Gnat 3.15p on Win2000. One program has a number of tasks that
> all have exception handlers. Virtually all my routines have
> exception handlers too.
>
> After running awhile (the two programs exchange
> messages) the one program terminates gracefully - for no
> apparent reason. Eventually all the tasks seem to terminate,
> though I have not coded any normal way out of some of them
> (endless loops).  And I have "Put_Line" statements in all
> exception handlers and at the end of the main program.
> But no error messages are printed. (Other "normal" messages
> are printed during the run.)
>
> Is there some resource that could be used up and yet not cause
> an exception? Or what would cause this behavior? I have never
> seen anything like this before, and I've been at it some years.
> Any ideas very welcome. It is deadline time!
>
> Thanks,
> Peter