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From: pjbrooke@my-deja.com
Subject: GNAT: storage error and tasks
Date: 2000/01/26
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Hi,

I have a program that naturally decomposes into a procedure plus three
tasks.  Each task contains some 'large' data structures.

If I rewrite the program to use packages instead of tasks (this makes
other bits rather messy, so I'd rather use tasks) then there is no
problem.  However, when using tasks, they raise Storage_Error.

I'm using GNAT 3.10p on a Debian Linux machine.

I'm sure I'm missing something here (I've tried looking through the GNAT
documentation, the LRM, Deja...), but I'm not getting very far with it.
Can anyone tell me what I've forgotten/done wrong?

Thanks,

Phil.


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