Bergum@HI-MULTICS.ARPA (David Bergum) (05/13/87)
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Subject: Retrieving Ada exception names under VAX/VMS
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I guess somebody has already developed the tool I need to implement
a general 'error_handler' in an Ada application.
This application is a real-time one, it uses about 40 Ada tasks.
I would like to know, when a task dies for a non-handled exception,
at least the NAME of this exception.
Compared with a sequential program which, before dying, tells you
the name of the exception, a program made of several tasks does not die,
only the task dies. So I would like to be able to program this kind of code
in the body of each task :
...
exception
when others =>
TEXT_IO.PUT_LINE(CURRENT_EXCEPTION.NAME);
This uses a package CURRENT_EXCEPTION which exports, via NAME routine,
the name of the current exception. This is derived from a Data General environ-
ment, but I am sure that someone has developed something analogous for a
VAX/VMS or VAX/ELN environment, with the DEC Ada compiler.
I hope this person will read this message, and thank him in advance.
Herve BITTEUR
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Date: 11 May 87 20:21:22 GMT
From: milano!J.@im4u.utexas.edu, Phillip@ada20.isi.edu, Coose@ada20.isi.edu
Organization: MCC, Austin, TX
Subject: Austin Chapter ACM SIGAda meeting, 21 May 1987
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Austin ACM SIGAda Chapter Meeting
Date:
21 May 1987
Location:
BDM, Suite 600,
Great Hills Corporate Center
9020-II Capital of Texas Highway (Off Loop 360)
Austin, Texas 78759
(512) 346-6760
(Entrance on Great Hills Trail)
Agenda:
5:30 - 6:00 SOCIAL
6:00 - 7:30 MEETING
Agenda Items:
1. The Austin Local SIGAda will hold its annual officer elections for the
July 1, 1987 through June 30, 1988 chapter year. Officers include
Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Secretary/Treasurer, and Program
Coordinator.
2. Stanley Allen of Texas A&M University will discuss modifications to an
Ada Compiler so compilation of Ada programs occur in parallel. The Ada
Compiler was obtained from New York University Ada/Ed "C" version and
the computer system used was a Sequent Balanced 8000 with ten processors.
Contacts:
BDM: Dorothy Price
Lockheed/LAD: Dale Haner
Lockheed/STC: Ed Schlosser
Texas A&M University: Dr. Al Crawford
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James Peterson
peterson@mcc.com or ...sally!im4u!milano!peterson