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From: Jeffrey Creem <jeff@thecreems.com>
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anon wrote:
> Since, my version of GNAT by default is set to the "High_Integrity" Mode 
> the program always takes the CONSTRAINT_ERROR exits unless the 
> correct "pragma Suppress" or "pragma Restrictions" is set. Such as 
> adding:
> 
>     pragma Suppress ( All_Checks ) ;
> 
> So never assume that you need an options less you have proven that it 
> is needed on that version. Plus, if you switch vendor or newer releases 
> that option may not exist.  
> 
> And as for newbees, let them enjoy the power and beauty of Ada before 
> getting into the implementation junk that destroys their desire to support 

I think the odds of the original poster having a special version of GNAT 
that is "Ada" by default is very low. Especially given that he said he 
was using gcc with c,c++ and Ada support. That almost certainly means it 
is some distribution native gcc that is bundled with the FSF/AdaCore 
default of 'not quite Ada'.