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From: mheaney@ni.net (Matthew Heaney)
Subject: Re: Address attribute
Date: 1997/11/04
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Organization: Estormza Software
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Date: 1997-11-04T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <345FD3FB.74A32F4A@academic.truman.edu>, "Chad R. Meiners"
<v025@academic.truman.edu> wrote:

>Could anyone post an example where the address attribute is used to set
>a varible to a specfic location in memory(a.k.a the text buffer).  The
>rational said it is possible, but it does not give an example of how it
>would be done.  Any help would be appreciated.

declare
   Buffer : Text_Buffer;
   for Buffer'Address use A;
begin

Of course, you have to know the value of address A.

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