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On 27.03.12 23:16, Michael Moeller wrote:

> How can I prevent Ada from attaching '0x0a' to the end of the file?

Do not use Text_IO for writing bytes. Text_IO is made for line
printers and columns and whatnot. Use Direct_IO, or Stream_IO.