GDAU100@BGUVM.BITNET ("Jonathan B. Owen") (09/29/89)
Two questions: 1. Can anyone elaborate or refer me to the appropriate literature on how Ada allocates memory for access types. Specifically, if I have an access type to an unconstrained string, how is the memory reused once I deallocate objects using "unchecked_deallocation"? 2. If I have an instantiation of a generic package within a procedure which depends on a dynamic type (say, a subtype depending on a procedure's variable), exactly when is the instantiation done, and how may times? Each time the procedure is invokes? Thank you for any help... Jonathan ______________________________________________________________________________ (--) /--) /-(\ Email: gdau100@bguvm (bitnet) \ / /--K | \|/\ /\/) /|-\ Snail: 55 Hovevei Zion _/_/o /L__)_/o \/\__/ \X/ \_/ | |_/ Tel-Aviv, 63346 ISRAEL (/ Jonathan B. Owen Voice: (03) 281-422 Point of view: A chicken is the means by which an egg reproduces an egg. ______________________________________________________________________________ Acknowledge-To: <GDAU100@BGUVM>