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> Nice Gautier regarding the possibility of copying text files.

Thx. Of course file_copy.adb is a tiny demonstration example. You can now make a parser or whatever you want with text files, from HAC: nested subprograms, local types and variables are supported.

> Is support for copying/reading/writing binary files in the works?

Not yet, but I've added this to the to-do list.