From: adam@irvine.com
Subject: Order of subcomponent finalization
Date: 1999/03/16
Date: 1999-03-16T00:00:00+00:00 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <7cmcu3$o7g$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com> (raw)
Suppose a record type and an object of that type are declared:
procedure Subp is
type Rectype is record
Component_1 : Controlled_Type_1;
Component_2 : Controlled_Type_2;
end record;
R : Rectype;
begin
...
end Subp;
where Controlled_Type_1 and Controlled_Type_2 are controlled types (duh).
According to 7.6(12), R.Component_1 and R.Component_2 are initialized
in arbitrary order (since neither one has an access discriminant
constrained by a per-object expression). But does the RM specify in
which order the components are finalized when Subp exits? 7.6.1(9)
says similarly that the components of a composite type are finalized
in arbitrary order; but 7.6.1(11) says that objects created by
declarations in a master (in this case Subp) are finalized in the
reverse order of their creation, and 3.3(12) says that R.Component_1
and R.Component_2 are objects (although whether they count as "objects
created by a declaration is unclear to me, especially after reading
3.3.1(16-19)). So would 7.6.1(11) imply that R.Component_1 and
R.Component_2 be finalized in the reverse order in which they were
initialized (in apparent contradiction to 7.6.1(9))?
-- thanks, Adam
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