Curiousity: pragma No_Run_Time for Gnat

["Marin David Condic" <dont.bother.mcondic.auntie.spam@[acm.org>]

The GNAT reference manual says this about pragma No_Run_Time:

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pragma No_Run_Time
Syntax:
pragma No_Run_Time;

This is a configuration pragma that makes sure the user code does not use
nor need anything from the GNAT run time. This is mostly useful in context
where code certification is required. Please consult the GNORT product
documentation for additional information.
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Would this mean that the Gnat 3.13p I have installed on my PC here would
generate code that assumes nothing about the environment other than the
processor it is targeting? (Assuming that the code did not contain
constructs for which runtime is required.) That is to say - if I write a
procedure that contains a "pragma No_Run_Time" directive, that if I can get
it past the compiler, I'll have raw machine code with no OS calls, no
runtime calls, nothing except x86 machine code?

MDC
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