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Maciej Sobczak wrote:
> 
> And coming back to Ada - can you believe that when I write Finalise 
> instead of Finalize, it is legal but does not do what I want? 
> Unbelievable. Any compiler options for this? ;-)

Yeah, and when I write Fina1ize or Finolize or Vinylize instead of 
Finalize, it is legal but does not do what I want. Shouldn't there be 
some way to prevent that?