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"Peter Richtmyer" <prichtmyer@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeff C," <nolongersafeto@userealemailsniff.com> wrote in message
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>
> > I do notice all the cygwin errors
> > you are getting saying that
> > the data might not be meaningful
> >
> > Do you get the same results if you are not using the cygwin environment
> > since GNAT is not officially
> > supported on Cygwin (it is a currently a mingw based win32
distribution).
>
> I am not using Cygwin - could not even find that DLL on my computer.
> I think gnatmem is confused there. Also, the gnatmem output did show alot
> of DEALLOC messages for unbounded_string's (along with the ALLOC's).
>

Hmm..Interesting. I have not seen a cygwin error message come of out. What
version
of GNAT are you running?

> >
> Hey. Could it be that the Unbounded_String's are not the problem per se,
> but the fact that they are within record objects being dynamically
> allocated is the problem?  Or one of the problems?
>

Well, if these record are either not controlled types or are never
explicitly free'd then yes this could be the problem.