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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-12
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-13
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-2
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-3
  ...ause of its specialist nature. For more details consult Part Three of this rationale. ...also allowed on task and protected types in Ada 95. (An early draft of Ada 9X also permitted discriminants on arrays and discriminants to be of any nonli
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-4
  ...nd in fully object oriented languages (see 4.7). Recognizing this, the Ada 9X Requirements reflect the need to provide improved support for this paradigm '''S4.1-A(1) - Subprograms as Objects''': Ada 9X should provide:
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-5
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-6
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-7
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-8
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p2-9
  ...ks on single-processor systems. For further details see Part Three of this rationale. ...a discussion on these topics the reader is referred to Part Three of this rationale.
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-a
  A final point of rationale for the Bounded_String generic: the reason for declaring Max_Length, which ...nguage Environment Annex. These attributes are discussed elsewhere in this Rationale (see 6.2).
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-b
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-c
  In an earlier version of Ada 9X, the Task_ID type was defined as the root type of the task class. Since tha
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-d
  ...se it on those protected objects for which it is requested explicitly. The rationale is that the cost of priority changes may be too high to tolerate in general During the 9X revision, the term suspension was replaced with blocking since it was consi
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-e
  The rationale for this model derives from the Ada 9X Requirements for Distributed Processing (see R8.1-A(1) and R8.2-A(1)); name
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-f
  ...inefficient and aesthetically displeasing. In an early version of the Ada 9X mapping there was a capability to obtain numeric literals for private types ...rd's approach, an effort that would have been outside the scope of the Ada 9X project.
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-g
  ...oach to defining the complex type from the same proposed standard. The Ada 9X Distinguished Reviewers recommended a different approach that enabled the w ...ther machine numbers or have the accuracy of the parameters. For a general rationale for the design of the primitive functions, see [Dritz 91b]. (Some of the at
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p3-h
  ...he subtleties of this issue in connection with an earlier draft of the Ada 9X mapping). As observed above, the Ada 95 rule treating this as a bounded err ...the issues involved, see Chapter 2 of the report on Formal Studies of Ada 9X [DoD 92].
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p4-x
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• Guide:9x rationale/rat95-p4-y
  ...DIS then this is explicitly mentioned. A reference to that section of the rationale containing further discussion of the topic is given where appropriate.
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