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From: =?ISO-8859-15?Q?Antonio_Mart=EDnez_=C1lvarez?=
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Subject: Re: array of strings in a function
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 13:49:42 +0200
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Hello again. I'm the original poster.

What I want to do is a procedure (sorry, not a function) to do something 
like this:

my_AND("Entrada_1", "P2", "Output");

and with this argument, this function have to write this:

entity my_AND is port(
   Entrada_1 	: in std_logic;
   P2		: in std_logic;
   Output	: out std:logic;
);

(This is VHDL code, very similar to Ada95).

In general, I don't know the number of string arguments. An these 
strings can be any length. I have tried to do this with unbounded... but 
without any nice results ...
Maybe I must use access variables, like in C. I know how to do this in 
C, but I'm really interested in do this job into Ada95. I'm writting a 
generator of VHDL (parsing, etc ...).

I'll send the answer when it works. But till this moment, and havig read 
your posts I haven't found the answer.

Thank you so much.

--
Antonio Mart�nez