From: vtis0102@CACANOps.uib.es (JIMHER@yanoesladirecci�n.com)
Subject: Very basic questions about memory allocation
Date: 1999/07/30
Date: 1999-07-30T00:00:00+00:00 [thread overview]
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I'm starting to work in ADA, but i've found some problems. The principal
one is that I son't know how to free memory previously allocated with:
type t is ....
...
v:access t;
begin
v:=new t;
end;
I've tried 'free(v)', 'delete v' and others, but they don't work. I use
to program in C, and I only want an equivalent to 'free(v)'. I know that
this is a very trivial question (with a very trivial solution I suppose),
but is very frustrating.
If it helps, I'm using GNAT for windows.
Thanks in advance
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Jes�s Jim�nez Herranz
vtis0102@CACANOps.uib.es
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1999-07-30 0:00 JIMHER@yanoesladirecci�n.com [this message]
1999-07-30 0:00 ` Very basic questions about memory allocation Frank Ecke
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1999-07-31 0:00 ` tmoran
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