Re: One-time object

[jakrzy@ss3.magec.com (James A. Krzyzanowski)]

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Keith Arthurs (karthurs@vnet.ibm.com) wrote:
: In article <"bOc9v2.0.Fr5.VGz5l"@autan>,
:  on 14 Jan 1995 14:39:45 +0100,
:  Samuel Tardieu <Samuel> writes:
: >I've got two questions for you adaers, which may be in fact one single
: >question:
: >
: �snip�

:   Yep, it is one question.  In Ada, when you have a package that gets with'ed
: more than one time, there is only one instance of the package.  So any tasks
: or objects contained inside the package only have one copy for the executable.

:   If you need more than one copy of a package and its objects & tasks, you
: could create a generic and instantiate it for each instance that you need.

Also, if you needed more than one copy of the task, you could use task
types...
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