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From: Pascal Obry
Subject: Re: School Assignment--Can this be simplified?
Date: 2000/08/30
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N J Chackowsky writes:
> Hello... I'm about to teach ADA95 for the first time, and I've come up
> with an assignment which helps students encode formulas. I'm using a
> formula to translate from temperature and dew point to relative
> humidity. The trouble is, I need to use the Pow function, so I need with
> ada.numerics.aux. Does this look about right, and could it be
> simplified.
>
Nope. You should not use Ada.Numerics.Aux (which a GNAT unit) but
Ada.Numerics.[Generic_]Elementary_Functions. You should BTW use
a Reference Manual and use only things that are define there. Do
not use compiler extention in an Ada course.
BTW, you should write 'Ada' this way and not 'ADA'.
Pascal.
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