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From: "Nick Roberts" <Nick.Roberts@dial.pipex.com>
Subject: Re: network?
Date: 1998/01/23
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Multi-User Dungeon (or whatever) games are a good way to learn Ada,
especially multi-tasking.  Conversely, Ada is a good language for this sort
of game, precisely because of its multi-tasking facilities.

I would be happy to give a little input to your project, and I feel others
would be willing to make small contributions.  It would useful if you were
to give a bit more detail (what machine, what compiler, what kind of game,
etc.)

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Jesper Kempe <kempe@mtek.chalmers.se> wrote in article
<34C4EEB8.9EBFAF8A@mtek.chalmers.se>...
> Hi
> I�m planing to try to make a small networkgame in ADA. Can anyone help
> me with for example source code, packages for networking and so on.