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Subject: Re: Use of entries using Ravenscar
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Hmmm.. maybe I should be a little more precise.

Well, more exactly the compiler throws a lot of errors when compiling
my old code.
I've declared a entry in a protected object (this is the only entry in
this PO) with a simple boolean as a "blocker". Now I get compiling
errors everywhere I call this entry.
 
Example of compiler error:
 
Protected_Object.Read;
 >>>expected type 
"System.Tasking.Protected_Objects.Single_Entry.Protection_Entry_Access"
 >>>found type access to subtype of 
"System.Tasking.Protected_Objects.Entries.Protection_Entries"
 >>>==> in call to "Protected_Single_Entry_Call" at s-tposen.adb:232
 
This was not a problem with the old compiler, nor is it a problem
without pragma ravenscar.

Why do I get this problem?
Why did not Gnat3.13p use s-tposen.adb even though it existed for the
purpose of Ravenscar?