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From: Patrick <patrick@spellingbeewinnars.org>
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Hi Dufr

I asked this same question on IRC 6 months ago. No, Ada 95 is a good place =
to start and even Ada 83 is okay. The revisions are 99% additive. Ada 2005 =
might just have confusing stuff you don't need right now and i don't think =
there is a full  Ada 2012 compiler yet so i really would not worry about it=
.


Yep, I meant John Englishes book.