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Subject: Re: I am not understanding user defined exceptions
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"J-P. Rosen" <rosen@adalog.fr> writes:

> subtype Exclude_One is integer with static_predicate Exclude_One /= 1;

My version with Dynamic_Predicate works, but (having checked with John
Barnes' book) I see I was being too cautious.

Having read over that, I have to say that the GNAT approach (just
Predicate, the compiler knows which one to choose) seems the right one
to me!