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On 07-Aug-14 16:30, Laurent wrote:
> The book I use was written 1998, but I have the latest version of
> gnat and I do this as hobby. So I can use whatever I want. If ada
> 2012 has an easier way to realise something I will use it.

Then you have Ada 2012 capabilities.
The real point of the example I gave is altering the formal parameters 
of the generic so that you have access to the "<" and "=" functions.

This is to say that the ">=" function was only an example to show how 
you could get that functionality from both.