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From: karl@ra.cs.umb.edu (Karl Berry)
Subject: Ada compilers for Sparc?
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I'm looking for Ada compilers to run on Sparcs (specifically
Sparc 2's, but I doubt that matters) running SunOS (not Solaris,
fortunately).

I don't know of any freely available Ada compilers, but of course
I'd be thrilled if someone tells me the GNU Ada project is
nearing completion :-)

In the realm of commercial compilers, I heard two companies
named Verdix and Telesoft sell such things.  Any comments
(good or bad) on them?

If anyone knows of other sources, I'd very much appreciate
it if you dropped me a note by email.  I will summarize
if warranted.

Thanks in advance,

karl@cs.umb.edu
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