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From: jscheibl@mason2.gmu.edu (Jack W Scheible)
Subject: Re: Limitations of Ada
Date: 1996/08/02
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In article <4tr86p$fvd@rational.rational.com> rlk@rational.com (Bob Kitzberger) writes:
>Kazimir Majorinc (kmajor@jagor.srce.hr) wrote:
>
>: This are limitations of Ada:
>: 3) Lack of MACROS, see C++
>
>That's a feature.
>
There is no reason at all that the C pre-processor cannot be
run on Ada source before sending it to the compiler.  Therefore,
one _can_ use macros, but it is neither standard nor advisable - 
macros can be a source of very hard-to-find bugs.

-jack