Re: Tasking issues

[anon@anon.org (anon)]

Do You Know anything about programming? TROLL!
Or are you just a JOKE {Hint your sig, suggest so} that 
wishes he was a programmer! You need to go back to 
school and stop falling asleep in class.

Any routine in the kernel such as a keyboard routine is a 
controlled type.


In <hELvi.42933$Xa3.12264@attbi_s22>, "Jeffrey R. Carter" <spam.jrcarter.not@acm.nospam.org> writes:
>anon wrote:
>> 
>> As for "Get_Line immediately", thats an error, The Ada code can not 
>> force the operating system or keyboard routine to abort. Try reading 
>> RM 7.6.1 (23).
>> 
>> 23   (20) Abort is deferred during certain operations related to controlled
>>      types, as explained in 9.8.  Those rules prevent an abort from causing a
>>      controlled object to be left in an ill-defined state.
>
>There are no controlled objects in your code.

The Get_Line call executes a protected routine. Before speaking 
You should know something about what you saying!


>
>> Since the keyboard routine in the operating system is one of the 
>> following define in RM 9.8
>> 
>>     6  a protected action;
>>    11  an assignment operation to an object with a controlled part.
>> 
>> or the 'Get_Line' procedure has connect to a secondary task { aka 
>> operating system's keyboard routine } and the execution is define in 
>> RM 9.8 as
>> 
>>    16  the point where the execution initiates the activation of another
>>        task;
>> or
>>    17  the end of the activation of a task;
>> 
>> where the another task { aka operating system's keyboard routine }.
>
>There are no protected actions in your code. The only task activations 
>in your code are of the 2 tasks Get_Name and Print_Something.


Can you read I was talking about the Keyboard routine! That's why the 
comment in {}. Or should I say you need to get your eyes check or 
recheck.




>
>-- 
>Jeff Carter
>"Sir Lancelot saves Sir Gallahad from almost certain temptation."
>Monty Python & the Holy Grail
>69

	That States Your Just Another STUPID JOKER!