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From: matthew_heaney@acm.org (Matthew Heaney)
Subject: Re: generic binary tree in ada 83
Date: 1998/04/28
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In article <35461333.6DFB@westcott.force9.co.uk>, karen westcott
<karen@westcott.force9.co.uk> wrote:

Could you please help me with writting a binary tree that allows generic
data.  I have got one to work that hold a single character, but can't
get modify it to work with generics.  BTW, I am writting in ADA 83 NOT
95.

Code for this is documented in Grady Booch's data structures book (which
was Ada 83).