[Ada] Small addition and tweaks in documentation on freezing

gcc/ada/

	* einfo.ads (Delayed Freezing and Elaboration): Minor tweaks.
	Document the discrepancy between the aspect and the non-aspect
	cases for alignment settings in object declarations.

diff --git a/gcc/ada/einfo.ads b/gcc/ada/einfo.ads
index abb7cbae1acbd6860c49c2a5e2c577ca3215e959..f3a042a4b9f394edd0e1e8977ca74ce084aa3968 100644 (file)
--- a/gcc/ada/einfo.ads
+++ b/gcc/ada/einfo.ads
@@ -266,28 +266,30 @@ package Einfo is
 --  The flag Has_Delayed_Freeze indicates that an entity carries an explicit
 --  freeze node, which appears later in the expanded tree.
 
---  a) The flag is used by the front-end to trigger expansion actions which
+--  a) The flag is used by the front end to trigger expansion activities which
 --  include the generation of that freeze node. Typically this happens at the
 --  end of the current compilation unit, or before the first subprogram body is
---  encountered in the current unit. See files freeze and exp_ch13 for details
+--  encountered in the current unit. See units Freeze and Exp_Ch13 for details
 --  on the actions triggered by a freeze node, which include the construction
 --  of initialization procedures and dispatch tables.
 
---  b) The presence of a freeze node on an entity is used by the backend to
+--  b) The presence of a freeze node on an entity is used by the back end to
 --  defer elaboration of the entity until its freeze node is seen. In the
 --  absence of an explicit freeze node, an entity is frozen (and elaborated)
 --  at the point of declaration.
 
 --  For object declarations, the flag is set when an address clause for the
 --  object is encountered. Legality checks on the address expression only take
---  place at the freeze point of the object.
+--  place at the freeze point of the object. In Ada 2012, the flag is also set
+--  when an address or an alignment aspect for the object is encountered (note
+--  the discrepancy with the non-aspect case).
 
 --  Most types have an explicit freeze node, because they cannot be elaborated
 --  until all representation and operational items that apply to them have been
 --  analyzed. Private types and incomplete types have the flag set as well, as
 --  do task and protected types.
 
---  Implicit base types created for type derivations, as well as classwide
+--  Implicit base types created for type derivations, as well as class-wide
 --  types created for all tagged types, have the flag set.
 
 --  If a subprogram has an access parameter whose designated type is incomplete