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Another thing that will complicate matters is not being able to use
the 'Image attribute:

mb_start.adb:21:20: construct not allowed in configurable run-time
mode

Also, for debugging, I'm going to want to be able to dump addresses to
the console/serial port AFAIK in GNAT you have to use a non-standard
package to get a string from a System.Address.

Thanks,
Luke.