Re: Send me a sample prgm in ADA for linked list using access type

[Simon DESCARPENTRIES <siltaar@laposte.net>]

I'm sorry to cause theses troubles. But I'm happy to have unwillingly iniciate
this small debate, as it's not easy to find clear and reliable informations
about caracter set choices.

Yes it was utf-8 caracters. utf-8 is the next standard choice in GNU/Linux
Debian installer... And my Thunderbird took for him this setting.
I chose utf-8 to be fair and respectful with the entire world, and not to
communicate in english. I often communicate with russian people, and my
girlfriend is chinese... So I *need* extended caracter set to have a ``normal''
life. Welcome to 2006.

Then, the choice of a caracter set is becomed hard in europe since the
appearance of € [Euro] symbole concurently to utf-8. (at least, I discovered the
two in a same time.) And the point I reached ist, yes, a all 32bits caracter set
is probably the better answer for that challenge, as compute a mixed 8bit and
more caracter set seems to be more temporally complex.  But I must admit that
it's not what we seem to be going to immediatly.

I seen in an AdaCore paper that, GNAT is already totally utf-32 compliant, isn't
it the best choice !?

I feel that using greek alphabet freelier than with LaTeX primitives is a progress.

пока до скорого ^_^

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