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Date: 9 Apr 93 15:21:16 GMT
From: widget!jgg@uunet.uu.net  (John Goodsen)
Subject: LISP in the Ada-mandated world (was Re: perl in an Ada-mandated world)
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>
>We went throught this (specifically looking at the case of scripting languages
>associated with GUI builders) and found no help.  At least the ARMY 
>regulations about what requires a wavier seem to outlaw all scripting language
s
>except in two cases: there is a blanket permission to use SQL to access
>databases and if a scripting language is translated into Ada as part
>of its compliation or interpretation process it is allowed.  Otherwise no go.
>We also thought but could never get verified that if the interpeter were
>written in Ada then you probably don't need a wavier.
>

In the Heragraph toolkit, an Ada GUI and graphics toolkit, we have a 
LISP engine for rapid prototyping.  It is written entirely in Ada also.  
Can anyone verify whether a waiver is required to write HeraLISP which
is interpreted by an Ada LISP engine?

thanks in advance :-)

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