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Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 16:18:48 +0100
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Subject: Re: SPARK Examiner -- visibility of Ada.Strings.Unbounded (and
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Ludovic Brenta schrieb:

> I don't think Ada.Strings.Unbounded is part of SPARK. SPARK is a
> *subset* of Ada that removes everything not statically provable.

And some other things ...

> By
> definition, anything unbounded is not statically provable. I would
> even assume that SPARK forbids the entire Ada run-time library (i.e.
> package Ada and its children) but presumably provides a replacement
> library (perhaps a package SPARK?)


My outdated copy of the SPARK book describe a Spark I/O package.
Also, package Interfaces does not pass, so if that is an important
base for run-time support ...