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# Footnotes

### (1)

It may seem that an Ada unit such as

    package Pack is
      type T is array(Positive range <>) of Float;
      procedure Proc(X : in out T);
    end Pack;

is a package specification, but in fact the "specification" (as defined in the Ada Reference Manual) comprises all but the final semicolon. The form with the final semicolon is known as a "package declaration". Since this official term is not familiar to most Ada users, the GNAT documentation uses the term "spec" (for a unit) to mean that unit's declaration - thus a package spec includes the final semicolon.

### (2)

The ``.adb'` is optional

### (3)

This is not a violation of the requirement stated in the ASIS definition that only ASIS-defined exceptions are allowed to propagate outside ASIS queries, because in this case you do not have ASIS-for-GNAT properly installed and therefore you do not have a valid ASIS implementation.

### (4)

You do not have to do this if you have installed ASIS from the binary distribution, because the executable for `asistant` has been added to other GNAT executables

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