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From: Robert Dewar <robert_dewar@my-deja.com>
Subject: Re: Curious - GNAT Tasking on Windows NT
Date: 1999/06/25
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In article <3766956C.670E5958@gecm.SpamJam.com>,
  Tony Matthews <tony.matthews@gecm.SpamJam.com> wrote:

> I've only got a binary release, so I can't look at the runtime
> system code to find out.

Yes, you can. All GNAT binary releases include the full source
code of the runtime library! It is on your machine right now.


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