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Subject: Ada.Storage_IO: applied example?
Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2012 21:42:43 +0200
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Date: 2012-10-23T21:42:43+02:00
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Hi all the people,


I'm seeking for a tiny use case showing `Ada.Storage_IO` in action. I al=
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believe the topic is worth for many people, beginners or not, as this is=
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the kind of stuff so typical of Ada. I always liked the clean distinctio=
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Ada makes between streams and files. Looking for some reminder about it =
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the RM, I just noticed this `Ada.Storage_IO` I've never noticed before.,=
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but feel surprised the buffer always contains a single element; thus the=
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question. The RM makes a reference from there to `Ada.Direct_IO`, but th=
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latter does not reciprocally mention the former.


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