Jean-Pierre Rosen a �crit dans le message <8dkjcq$skf$1@wanadoo.fr>...
>??? You can instantiate anything in a package spec. And yes, it will have
>the effect of putting a body inside a spec. For example, try to instantiate
>in a spec a generic package whose body has statements, like Put_Line; the
>body will be executed when it is elaborated, i.e. from the middle of the
>specification.
>
>When you are a user, you can think that a spec cannot contain a body; those
>who have approached a compiler would not make such a statement ;-)


You are right but my point was that this was not possible with the *supplied
code*
sample. But as you point it is always possible to have this working but here
the Program_DMA generic unit must be moved to the spec (or another spec
package). But here you have a side effect. The generic unit is now visible
to
users ! Maybe there is a nice way to handle that with some child
libraries...

Pascal.

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