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10. Program Structure and Compilation Issues

10. Program Structure and Compilation Issues

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The overall structure of programs and the facilities for separate compilation are described in this chapter. A program is a collection of one or more compilation units submitted to a compiler in one or more compilations. Each compilation unit specifies the separate compilation of a construct which can be a subprogram declaration or body, a package declaration or body, a generic declaration or body, or a generic instantiation. Alternatively this construct can be a subunit, in which case it includes the body of a subprogram, package, task unit, or generic unit declared within another compilation unit.

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References:

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compilation 10.1

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compilation unit 10.1

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generic body 12.2

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generic declaration 12.1

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generic instantiation 12.3

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package body 7.1

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package declaration 7.1

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subprogram body 6.3

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subprogram declaration 6.1

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subunit 10.2

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task body 9.1

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task unit 9



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