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From: dennison@telepath.com
Subject: Re: Secondary Stack oddities w/ SGI Ada 95
Date: 1999/05/03
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In article <372DC142.1801CEA3@cae.ca>,
  Viqar Abbasi <viqar@cae.ca> wrote:

> The following crashes:
>
> procedure Report(Message : String) is
>   Text_IO.Put_Line("Hello " & Message);
> end My_Test;
>
> being called from...
> procedure My_Test is
> begin
>   MOTS_IO.Report("World!")
> end My_Test;
>
> The dbx dump is below.  My call is the only statement in the
> package "Report_Test", in the procedure "My_Test".  To make things
...
> "My_Test" is being called from C, (as shown in the dbx output).

I'm curious...do you get the same crash if those two routines are called from
an Ada subprogram in an Ada program, or does C have to somehow be involved
for the crash to happen?

--
T.E.D.

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