stelmack@sunrise.ec.usf.edu (Gregory Stelmack) (06/27/90)
Sorry about a little more bandwidth, but since I have already taken up so much I'll take up a little more to explain why. In article <3313@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au> ok@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au (Richard A. O'Keefe) writes: > >What puzzles me is why there is so much fuss about this when it is clearly >spelled out in ANSI/MIL-STD-1815A-1983. Surely Ada programmers keep the >Holy Scriptures (alias "Reference Manual for the Ada(R) Programming Language") >handy? Especially someone working on a CASE tool? > USF has just recently become involved with Ada, and as a result we have a very small library of Ada reference materials. Also, as we have a very large Engineering College, it is sometimes difficult to track down materials that someone else may have. So, I currently only have one Ada textbook and a compiler manual to look at, neither of which said much at all about this topic. Until the last couple of days, I had not even heard of the LRMs. That is why I asked the net for help, and because I asked I now have a good list of reference materials to get hold of. I was ignorant, and now I am a little bit less so. Thank-you net for all of your help with this problem!!! -- Greg Stelmack -- Email: stelmack@sol.csee.usf.edu or stelmack@sunrise.ec.usf.edu -- USmail: USF Box 1510, Tampa, FL 33620-1510 -- Amiga: the only way to compute!