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From: Mark.Rutten@dsto.defence.gov.au
Subject: Parameter evaluation order
Date: 1998/04/05
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I'm using GNAT3.09 on WindowsNT (and also Solaris, but I didn't get
this problem).

I compiled a procedure call similar to the following

  proc(func_one,func_two);

The program relies on func_one being called _before_ func_two. But
at run-time the code above did the opposite! Is this a bug (and if so, has it
been fixed in 3.10)? Or is there something written in the language definition
to justify this behaviour?

Thanks,
Mark Rutten

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