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Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 19:09:18 +0000
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Brian May wrote:

> 
> The compiler will manage allocation and deallocation of temporary
> variables, as required for you. If in doubt, either print a message in
> each routine and see when it is executed, or look at the assembler
> code.
> 

Thanks for the response.

But note that its the ARM's wording that bothers me (my
code works OK with GNAT).

It was on noticing those paragraphs (7.6(21.x)) that made
me wonder if my code might encounter a problem with a
different compiler - and indeed whether the Standard is
correct.

Robert A. Matthews

ada at ramatthews dot free-online dot co dot uk