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From: Matthew Heaney <matthew_heaney@acm.org>
Subject: Re: Problem Compiling with GNAT
Date: 1999/03/16
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fraser@sinopsis.com writes:

> I tried it and didn't like it (and I didn't inhale either).  However,
> what I've found lately is that the idea of defining exactly one tagged
> type in each package seems valuable.  It makes packages small, and
> maintenance easier.  Well, it has so far.  We'll see.

For some coding ideas, you can search the ACM patterns archive starting
in Oct/Nov 98, and continuing to the present.

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