Re: How to tell whether program finalization can be suppressed

["Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com>]

"AdaMagica" <christ-usch.grein@t-online.de> wrote in message 
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>> I wasn't disagreeing with Randy, except maybe to make it clearer that
>> library level tasks can continue to run after the main program completes.
>>  I was disagreeing with your statement that the main program is the
>> master of library-level tasks.  Didn't matter in your example, but I 
>> could
>> probably gin up an example.  Hmm.  Something with
>> Ada.Text_IO.File_Types and reassignment of Current_Output? I usually
>> keep the main program around to print out a message when the program
>> completes successfully, but that's personal style.
>
>You don't get my point. Randy said, when the main exits, the env task
> completes, and that's not true as my example shows.

??? You need to go back and read the definition of task termination. 
Finalization and task waiting happen *after* a task completes and before it 
terminates (that's why those are separate terms!!!)

                              Randy.