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From: "Davide" <ppp@ppp.it>
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Subject: allocation of an array
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 15:02:37 +0100
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Hello experts,

I'm an Ada beginner.
My question is about the allocation of an array into memory.
In particular: can I be sure (from the standard) of the fact that the
elements (unsigned int, 16 bit) of an array (really big) are allocated
contiguously into memory?
Is (and how) this dependent on implementation/platform (0.S, processor,
etc.)?

Thanks in advance.

Dave