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From: Robert A Duff <bobduff@world.std.com>
Subject: Re: Create-Delete tmp Files
Date: 2000/03/20
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Achim Gerhard <achim_g@my-deja.com> writes:

> The question is:
> is these legal Ada code?

By the way, "legal" is a compile-time thing in Ada, which isn't what you
mean here.

> loop
> Text_IO.Create ( File => the_file, Mode => Text_IO.OUT_File );
> Text_IO.Reset ( File => the_file, Mode => Text_IO.IN_File );
> Text_IO.Delete ( File => the_file );
> end loop;
> And the question behind that is:
> Why does this code cause the Ada runtime to accumulate memory?

Because you didn't Close the file.

- Bob