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Subject: Access to classwide type
Date: 2000/07/23
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I have what may be a really simple question.

If I have:

type T is abstract tagged private;
type T_Ptr is access T'Class;

How do I deallocate the memory for values in an array of T_Ptr's?

Is it as simple as creating an instantiation of ada.unchecked_conversion
with T'Class and T_Ptr? That seems wrong to me as the various extentions
to T are not known at compile time, but I may be wrong about this.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Jeffrey Blatt


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