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From: "Adrian Hoe" <abyhoe@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: GNAT on Debian or Gentoo?
Date: 25 Mar 2006 08:25:29 -0800
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That sounds promising. I have run tests on a Debian (Sarge) machine and
I intend to overwrite another Debian machine with Gentoo so that I can
compare both.

I am also interested in amd64. My company is planning to move some
development to amd64 some late 2006.

To satisfy curiosity, what exactly " It contains One... Million...
Lines of Ada, properly compiled and packaged and easy to install as
binary packages."? Is it gnat or other software packages?
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Adrian Hoe
http://adrianhoe.net