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From: Paul <duneo@telus.net>
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Hi, given the following two simple programs


hello.adb
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with ada.text_io;
procedure hello is
begin
ada.text_io.put("hello");
end hello;
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hello.c
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#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
     printf("hello");
}
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the result for the ada program is:
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$ ./hello_in_ada
hello
$
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and for the c program:
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$ ./hello_in_c
hello$
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The c program does not print a new-line, but the ada program does.

Is there any way to make the ada program not print a new-line?

And is this behavior part of the Ada standard or is it just part of gnat?

I looked for answers, but found none.

Thanks,

Paul Zacharzewski