Re: How to do multiple instances of a generic packages in automated way. (using ravenscar profile)

[danielnorberto@gmail.com]

Thank you for your answer Jeff,
Every buffer needs different configuration in the worst case. The most important part of this configuration is the buffer size.
Im using ada12, but i can't use synchronized-queue containers with ravenscar profile.
I tried sometime ago and several violations raised: "No_Implicit_Heap_Allocations" and "No_Local_Protected objects". That's why i've decided  to build my own queue system.
Thank you very much for the library you provided me.
I tried to use pragmarc.queue_bounded_unprotected but it raises other violation of Ravenscar: "Max_Protected_Entries = 1"
So after that i don't have so much options to go on.

I will reduce everything to explain the problem better:

generic
	Size_bytes : integer;
package buffer is
protected 
	put(msg: string);
	Entry get(msg : out string);
Private
	Content : string(1..size_bytes);
end buffer;

i will need several buffer instances (up to 1000) with different configuration each one (let say only sizes).
I don't know how to do it. I already have 1000 sizes configuration in one array to assign to each buffer. Let's say i have the next variable already filled with all the configurations:
Configuration_array : array (1..1000) of integer;
Now i need to instance every buffer with each one of the element of that array:
Package buffer1 is new (configuration_array(1));
Package buffer2 is new (configuration_array(2));
...
Package buffer1000 is new (configuration_array(1000));

but i need to do it without fill 1000 lines of code.
¿Any ideas?
Thanks for your help in advance.