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David Botton <david@botton.com> writes:
>> You could generate a dynamically linkable module, but this all seems
>> pretty un-Ada.
> I'm not sure the idea is about any particular language. I can think of
> many ways to make it work, but all depend on the environment the code
> will run in not really the language.

Yeah, it's similar at a technical level, but I think philosophically out
of sync with Ada, because of the additional moving parts.