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From: Andre Spiegel <spiegel@inf.fu-berlin.de>
Subject: Re: Standard library and distributed systems
Date: 1997/07/04
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Robert said

> I trust you would not start from scratch, minor surgery to the GNAT 
> versions of these packages would probably be sufficient :-)

Of course :-).  As I hopefully made clear, I was only insisting on the
problems with bounded and unbounded strings because they seem examples
for a more general problem concerning the rules of Annex E, which
might be a bit over-restrictive altogether.

If my only problem was how to pass unbounded strings between
partitions, well, that is of course trivially solved using a slightly
adapted version of the GNAT packages.