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From: dale@cs.rmit.edu.au (Dale Stanbrough)
Subject: Re: Aborting
Date: 1999/06/20
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Jan Kroken wrote:

" Is there any other way than pragma import(C,Exit,"exit") I can abort
  an Ada program from another place than the main procedure?"


How about the following (presuming a non tasking environment)...

   Do_Not_Handle_This_Exception : Exception;


   raise Do_Not_Handle_This_Exception;


or even 

   Only_Handle_In_The_Main_Procedure : Exception;

   etc., with an exception handler in the main procedure.



Dale