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Date: 5 May 93 14:27:58 GMT
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nness.cs.uofs.edu!beidler@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Jack Beidler)
Subject: Re: "Introducing Ada 9X" Available on AJPO host
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In article <1993Apr28.104325.24830@sei.cmu.edu>, adainfo@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu (Mich
ele L. Kee (AdaIC)) writes:
|> The Ada 9X Project Report, "Introducing Ada 9X", February 1993 is
|> available for anonymous FTP on the AJPO host computer, ajpo.sei.cmu.edu.
|> The Internet address number is 128.237.2.253.
|> 
|> The file is available in ASCII format.  Also, the individual chapters
|> have been made available as a Unix tar'd and compressed file.  The
|> report can be found in the /public/ada9x/ada9x.reports directory.
|> 
|> intro-Feb93.9x		- Ada 9X Project Report, Introducing Ada 9X, 
|> intro-Feb93.tar.Z	  February 1993
|> 

I pulled down a more complete document, The "Annotated Ada 9X 
Reference Manual" (Version 2.0 dated 29 March 1993).  I found that 
document to be much more useful in fully understanding 9X features.  
Those of you in academic environments, or playing with beta test 9X
compilers, might want to take a look at this document
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