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Subject: Re: Interresting, possibly buggy behavior in GNAT generics w/
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On Friday, March 29, 2013 11:59:47 PM UTC-6, Stephen Leake wrote:
>=20
> Note that it would have been clearer if you had posted the version of
> the code that gives incorrect results.

Granted; though I thought I was fairly clear the puzzling thing was that th=
e alteration of the parameter-type, between two subtypes [derived from the =
same type(!)], was the interesting/weird ting... and in order to see that y=
ou'd have to try both alternatives anyway.