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Hi,

Le 05/09/2021 à 05:54, Daniel Norte Moraes a écrit :
> Hi All! :-)
> 
> Adare_net is a small, portable and easy to use Ada network lib.
> It supports ipv4 ipv6 udp and tcp, and can 'listen' with ipv6, too.
> 
> The powerfull buffer feature can support all Ada types,
> and with a more refined treatment, you can use endian proof records and
> unconstrained arrays.
> 
>  From now, tested and working:
> AMD64 :
> mswindows 7 sp1 64bits
> and ubuntu Hirsute 64bits
> 
> Thanks and Enjoy!!
> 
> https://gitlab.com/daresoft/network/adare_net
> 

I had a quick look at the top level source code. I'm surprised all 
packages are declared with "pure" aspect.
 From what I understand of the "pure" aspect, these packages are not pure.
Am I wrong ?

Regards,
Nicolas