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"Martin Krischik" <krischik@users.sourceforge.net> wrote in message 
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> Steve wrote:
>
>> Please don't confuse an english description of functionality with 
>> language
>> keywords. If you feel you must, then throw a smiley at the end of the
>> line so everybody will know you're joking.
>
> True and I take your advice. However "include" is both a keyword
> ("#include") and a very low level concept of sharing code between 
> different
> compilation units. In fact: the lowest level concept before coping the 
> code
> manually from one source file to another.
>
> Anyway: Ada neither uses the keyword nor the concept of include.
>

You seem to be very stuck on programming concepts when you're talking about 
include.

Ada certainly does use the concept of include.  If it didn't, you wouldn't 
be able to utilize one package from another.  In Ada it is the "with" 
statement that includes a reference to another packages specification.

Steve
(The Duck)

> Martin
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