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From: "Alexey V. Litvinov" <lialsoftlab@mail.ru>
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Ray Smith ����� � ��������� <8qrs0i$kq2@newshost.fujitsu.com.au> ...

>I'm so surprised Ada isn't mentioned in magazines, newspapers and web
>development resource sites etc.
>>From my limited reading Ada is at least a match for the popular
>C++/Java/Visual Basic/Delphi environments but yet doesn't even get a
>mention.

Good question...
I'm also occasionly take the book about her, and later been surprised that
earlier
I don't know nothing about this nice language.

>The "100 KB Hello World" I beleive is good.
>It's the "1.4 MB Hello World" program in Visual Basic with a 1.36 MB
runtime
>file that I'm trying to avoid.
>
Little hint: If you wish you may use executable packer (such as AsPack or
UPX)
little test:
hello.exe - 182k
after AsPack (www.aspack.com)
(24%) 45k.
In gnat also exist util gnatelim.exe for throwing unused routines from
executable.