Re: Semantics of Inline vs non-Inline

["Christoph Karl Walter Grein" <AdaMagica@web.de>]

> > "Not supported" means: Upon execution of your program, it's undefined what
> > will happen.
> 
> I am right now grepping the RM, and this is just not true. The RM defines
> in dozens of places what should happen if something is "not supported".
> For example, applicable to this case:
> 
> "13/1 A representation or operational item that is not supported by the
> implementation is illegal, or raises an exception at run time."

OK, I stand corrected. But didn't you say your procedure, when inlined, produced
an exception (and worked when not inlined)?

Only if it didn't, you have a point against your compiler vendor and should push his nose to
this pragraph.
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