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From: moongeegee on 11 May 2010 13:20 I am very new in ADA and trying to solve some issues on ADA. The codes are not written by me. Please help. I have a procedure has 4 pass in parameters as below. myInter.Init has only two parameters. Does it mean myInter call other procedure Init, not the one below? procedure Init (init_file : in string; sname : in string; sate : in integer; cstate : in CState_type) is begin myInter.Init (SFile, tName); end;
From: mockturtle on 11 May 2010 13:55
On May 11, 7:20 pm, moongeegee <jenny.kh...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I am very new in ADA welcome aboard! > and trying to solve some issues on ADA. The codes are not > written by me. Please help. > I have a procedure has 4 pass in parameters as below. myInter.Init has > only two parameters. > Does it mean myInter call other procedure Init, not the one below? Yes, if this is an actual code excerpt, the procedure Init does not call recursively itself. From your example it is not clear if myInter is a package or a tagged record, but the difference in the number of parameter suffices to grant that the called Init is another Init. Oh, by the way... It is "Ada" and not "ADA", it is not an acronym, but a name :-) > > procedure Init > (init_file : in string; > sname : in string; > sate : in integer; > cstate : in CState_type) is > > begin > > myInter.Init > (SFile, tName); > > end; |