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From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Re: Pointer function parameter
Date: 2000/10/17
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>How can you handle address-of-operator (&) in Ada.
  X'access   or   X'unchecked_access
where   x : aliased some_type;
Of course you need it a lot less than C because procedures (but not
functions) can have "out" or "in out" parameters, as well as "in" ones.