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From: armstron@sjuvax.UUCP (L. Armstrong)
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Subject: A few questions on Ada standards
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	Is there anyone out there who either is, or knows of someone who
could answer a few technical questions about Ada standards?  What I'm really
looking for is someone who is an "authority" on the subject. (If there are
such people in existence)

	My problem is this:  I have recently joined a project for the writing
of an Ada compiler, and have found what I believe to be a few flaws in 
some of the assumptions that has been made about Ada.  I brought these
matters to the attention of the others involved, and now we are indecisive
about a few directions to take on certain matters.

	So, if anyone knows (or is) someone who could help me, I'd be 
appreciative.

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					Len Armstrong
					St. Joseph's University
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