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From: mirolo@fil.univ-lille1.fr (MIROLO Sebastien)
Subject: Re: Ada Question
Date: 1996/12/13
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Date: 1996-12-13T00:00:00+00:00
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>> structured and designed. One question I have is that can Ada retrieve command 
>> line arguements...if so, is it a standard in the language?

> it is standard to the language.  it is called Ada.Command_Line .  it can be
> found on the web at http://www.adahome.com/rm95/rm9x-A-15.html .  if you have
> gnat installed on your un*x system, you can find it in the adainclude/
> subdirectory of your installation.
>
> --kirk beitz

This is fine if you got an Ada 95 compiler, but here we are always using an old
Ada 83 compiler (Alsys for MS-DOS). Could anyone remember how to retrieve command
line arguments in Ada 83 ?