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From: warack@dip.eecs.umich.edu (Christopher Warack)
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Subject: Status of Diana?
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Date: 25 Mar 91 00:15:59 GMT
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I'm curious about how Diana fares in the Ada world.  Please answer
any or all of the following questions:

Who uses Diana as an intermediate language in their compilers?
Does Rational use it for storing files?
What is the latest version?
Where can you get the documentation for that version?
Is anybody using it for tools other than compilers?
Has anyone added object code attributes or somehow represented optimizations?
Is the AJPO still involved with it?

E-Mail or post...  I'll summarize anything that doesn't come across the net.

Thanks,
Chris
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Christopher A. Warack                   warack@eecs.umich.edu
Graduate Dept, EECS			(313) 665-4789
University of Michigan