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"Craig Carey" <research@ijs.co.nz> wrote in message
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> * I used the REDLOG Quantifier Eliminator to permit the safe adding of
>  "pragma Suppress()" to a procedure that implemented a "Replace_Slice()"
> for a strings package. A problem I had was the the string code in the
> Charles package of Mr Heaney was too fast in comparison, which was
> resolved by suppressing range checking.

Sorry, can you expand on the 'too fast' statement?!?! :-)