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From: Jacob Sparre Andersen <sparre@cats.nbi.dk>
Subject: Re: Standard packages.And GNAT.
Date: 1998/02/06
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Casper <Dcompany@abonados.cplus.es> asked:

> 1-Where can I find a list of all the standard ADA
> libraries(eg.Ada.text_io,...) and its functions???

First a little detail: "Ada" is a name, not an acronym, so please write
it as you are supposed to write names.

You can find a list of all the standard libraries in the standard. :-) I
think everything is mentioned in
<URL:http://www.adahome.com/rm95/rm9x-A.html>.

> 2-Can I use a subprogram in a subprogram? and in a package body? If so how
> do I name the file in GNAT 3.10p for windows95?

There is a description of GNAT's file name rules somewhere, but the easy
solution is to call the file whatever you fell like (such as "tmp"), and
then run it through gnatchop:

   gnatchop tmp

Gnatchop should create files according to the GNAT file name rules from
the content of "tmp".

Good luck,

Jacob

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