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From: haug@zesi.ruhrREMOVEIT.de (Haug Buerger)
Subject: Sparse_Array_Pkg Rat 7.4
Date: 1998/02/03
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I'm still fighting with the same Problem. It is described in the
Rational in 7.4. There is an example how to define a Sparse_Array_Pkg.
I can define one, that works but how to use it? All examples i found
definded generics in thousands of ways but nobody used one. How to
instanciate a package at library level? If i instanciate a package
isn't it allways at library level?

Has anybody a working example how to use such a package?

Thanks
		Haug

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