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Subject: Re: Parameter Modes, In In Out and Out
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In article <93n0vp$9b0$1@nnrp1.deja.com>,
  gasperon@act-europe.fr wrote:
> Thierry, I am a bit surprised by your measurment, I just tried it
> with GNAT 3.14w on both SOlaris and Linux and here is what I get:

Remember that most Gnat users have the public version.
The most recent one is 3.13p which still relies on an old gcc version.
Compiler switches (especially -g, -gnato and -Ox) gives very different
sizes, so it's useful to specify which switches you use.
Anyway if gnat 3.14 is really going to bring such improvements in exe
sizes, that's good news.


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