From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Re: Beginners Ada Question on Ada IO.
Date: 1996/12/12
Date: 1996-12-12T00:00:00+00:00 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <58pno8$kan@news2.delphi.com> (raw)
Look up Sequential_IO in your textbook. Sequential_IO is a generic
which you instantiate with an IO record type - in your case a record
consisting of a single byte.
BTW, I note you have an integer with range 0 .. 255. The compiler
will not necessarily store that as 8 bits, and the record you write
won't necessarily be only 8 bits, unless you define a type and
use a 'size clause to force it to 8 bits.
Also, your C-Ada code does a new_line; do you really want to put
CRs/LFs in your binary file? If you use Sequential_IO you will have
to do that explicitly by writing a byte (or two) with the right
values, rather than letting the system mark end-of-line according
to its own conventions.
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1996-12-11 0:00 Beginners Ada Question on Ada IO Konstantin Gromov
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