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On 12-Aug-14 04:29, sbelmont700@gmail.com wrote:
> procedure main is
> begin
>    loop
>      declare
>        Test : access Positive := new Positive;
>      begin
>        null;
>      end;
>    end loop;
> end main;

I /think/ you can do it with a type definition on the inner-block:

declare
   Type Inner_Access is not null access positive;
   Test : Inner_Access := new Positive;
begin
   null;
end;

The reason is that leaving the nested-block's scope should force the 
deallocation of all Inner_Access types if I'm remembering the RM correctly.