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From: Reinert Korsnes <reinert.korsnes@chello.no>
Subject: How to use "infinite" ?
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Hi,

is it a natural way to use "infinite" in Ada95 ?

What I mean is that I would like a "number" X (= "infinite")
such that:

(i + X = X) = true

for any normal (say) Integer i.

reinert