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"Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com> writes:

> But that would fail ACATS test CXC7004 in modern compilers, so it's
> unlikely that many get this wrong.

Interestingly, FSF GCC is stuck on ACATS 2.4 or thereabouts, and has no
CXC tests at all. One hopes that AdaCore are more up-to-date
in-house. Perhaps getting current/next ACATS into the GCC testsuite
would be a worthwhile exercise for me ...