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Subject: Simple ADA/C Question
Date: 1997/02/25
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Hello,

I am very new to ADA ( 3-4 days experience ) and I have a question that
probably has a simple answer.  As part of my learning experience, I wrote
a simple piece of code that requests the user to enter an integer and then
the integer is displayed.  My ADA code calls a C function, which requests
and then returns the integer.  The primary ADA task consists of a loop so
the I can go get as many integers as I want as long as I input 'y' when
prompted ( the default is no ).  This works fine as long as I enter an
integer. If I enter a real, the program exits as if I had hit the default.
What am I forgetting to check to prevent a real, or any unexpected value,
from having this effect?  TIA.

AE