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From: davidk@os1.ese.lmsc.lockheed.com (David Kristola)
Subject: Re: try this if you can
Date: 1996/06/06
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Date: 1996-06-06T00:00:00+00:00
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Two questions:
1) when counting lines, how do you count reuse code?
2) in general, how do i count lines (the RM specifies a minimum line size that
must be supported by compilers (i believe 200 characters), so i could use really
long source lines, skip the comments, and concatenate everything on to a single
long line)?

Besides, i would much rather solve some of the problems i have here at work, or
at home (a GUI builder for Macs, that produces Ada code, for instance).

with Text_io; use Text_io; procedure RN is begin put_line("please enter: MXMIV"); put_line("1994"); end RN;

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david kristola
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