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From: Robert Dewar <robert_dewar@my-dejanews.com>
Subject: Re: Maybe this can shed some light( Re: Interface with C
Date: 1999/05/22
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In article <3744F1BC.B2315B4E@usc.edu>,
  "Weston T. Pan" <westonpa@usc.edu> wrote:

To clarify, GNAT uses either fat pointers or the adjoined
descriptor method. The default is fat pointers, but you
can override this with a size clause.

Note that it is possible in GNAT to generate pointers to
slices, using 'Unrestricted_Access. This is of course not
a portable feature!


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