does anyone here know anything about ada 95 programming?  this language pretty much blows compared to c, but i gotta take it for college.  i need help passing an array as a parameter for a procedure.  here is part of my code:

procedure get_array (x: out na; i: out integer; fv: out ada.text_io.file_type) is --42

begin --get_array

for j in 1..i loop
x(j) := 0;
end loop;

i := 1;

ada.text_io.open(file => fv, mode => ada.text_io.in_file, name => "nums.txt");

while not ada.text_io.end_of_file(file => fv) loop
ada.integer_text_io.get(file => fv, item => x(i));
i := i + 1;
end loop;


end get_array;
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type na is array (1..100) of integer;
x: na; --array to hold numbers from file

fv: ada.text_io.file_type; --file variable
choice: integer; --choice for menu
i: integer; --array index

begin --arrays11

loop

menu(choice);

if choice = 1 then
get_array(x, i, fv); --procedure to define array
end if;

exit when choice = 5;

end loop;

end arrays11;

theres some basic code before that for a menu and stuff.  everytime it compiles it says na is undefined in parameter.  i have the code identical to that of the example in the book and an example my professor gave us.  can someone please help.

wrong forum

First off, I know absolutely jack shit about Ada. However, I am assuming you are getting it to blow up in the line that states:

procedure get_array (x: out na; i: out integer; fv: out ada.text_io.file_type) is--42

?

If that is the case it probably ust means you haven't defined what the hell na is before you used that piece of code. Unless Ada just ignores such a thing.

i am only beginner on Java and medium on Visual basic programming. 

also wrong forum.