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From: yokwad@yahoo.com (Keith)
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Subject: boolean array
Date: 24 Jan 2002 16:33:52 -0800
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Hello,

I want to know if there is any false element(s) in an array of booleans.

Currently I am looping through the array and looking at each value until
I find a false element.

x := true;
for i in foo'range loop      -- foo'range < 8
   x := foo (i);
   exit when not x;
end loop;

if x then .....

Is there a faster/preferred way of accomplishing this?
I am compiling Ada 95 with Green Hills AdaMULTI for VxWorks running on x86.  

Thank you,
Keith