Re: ada compiler?

[anon@anon.org (anon)]

Since, my version of GNAT by default is set to the "High_Integrity" Mode 
the program always takes the CONSTRAINT_ERROR exits unless the 
correct "pragma Suppress" or "pragma Restrictions" is set. Such as 
adding:

    pragma Suppress ( All_Checks ) ;

So never assume that you need an options less you have proven that it 
is needed on that version. Plus, if you switch vendor or newer releases 
that option may not exist.  

And as for newbees, let them enjoy the power and beauty of Ada before 
getting into the implementation junk that destroys their desire to support 
and promote Ada. Because they may never need the implementation junk 
that you are required to used. Or may be you want Ada to DIE. And the 
implementation junk such as command line options is what a lot of 
newbees use to HATE Ada. I know a number of people who hate 
C/C++ because of the command line options that you have to set. 

In <QPednZmRA_Te8KjanZ2dnUVZ_jednZ2d@comcast.com>, tmoran@acm.org writes:
>> Your program work correctly with or without the command line option!
>> Using two different operating systems, Linux and FreeBSD. So, what
>> problem should I have seen?
>  I would hope it works correctly!  With -gnato "correctly" means it
>should print "it is Ada" and without -gnato "correctly" means it should
>print "it is not Ada"  Is that not the behavior you observe?