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From: Stephen Leake <stephen.a.leake.1@gsfc.nasa.gov>
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Subject: Re: strange problem.Help pleeeeeeeeeese
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vashwathus@yahoo.com (Ashwath) writes:

> Hello,
> I am facing a peculiar problem while testing Ada procedure.
> The procedure has a variable which is local to it and it is of type
> called T_REPORT.T_REPORT is a enumeration type and it contains 3
> values CORRECT,DEFINED and UNDEFINED and is defined in another generic
> package called BLACK_BOARD.Now That local variable is passed to some
> procedure which will set it to the value CORRECT.After invoking that
> procedure the local variable is compared as follows
> if LOCAL_VARIABLE /= REPORT_BDS.CORRECT then
> .....
> .....
> else
> ....
> ....
> end if;
> Note that REPROT_BDS is instantiation of the package BLACK_BOARD.
> While debugging, the execution is going to the else part.Please let me
> know what might be the problem?

You haven't said what you expected to happen instead, nor why. It
helps to be very clear here.

> Sorry the post is little big.

Actually, this post is quite small. 

> I thougt to give all the details so that it is easy for u ppl to
> analyse.Pls reply as soon as possible, it is very urgent. 

Sounds like this is homework; if so, it is polite to say so.

In general, it is much easier to answer questions like this if you
post the code.

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-- Stephe