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Date: 4 Jun 93 21:18:02 GMT
From: deccrl!news.crl.dec.com!dbased.nuo.dec.com!digits.enet.dec.com!brett@decw
rl.dec.com  (Bevin R. Brett)
Subject: Re: Data shows Top 50 Software Vendors not using Ada
Message-ID: <1993Jun4.202343.26416@dbased.nuo.dec.com>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

In article <1993Jun4.130219.27569@linus.mitre.org>, m23588@mwunix.mitre.org (Ri
chard Conn) writes...

>about 70% Ada and 30% C++, and in the archives my work is 100% C (there are
>no Ada compilers on the DEC-20 or the DEC ALPHA, altho the ALPHA is supposed
>to get one, I hear).

>Rick Conn


The DEC Ada V3.0 for OpenVMS AXP compiler  [Hey, don't blame me for the
					    Trademark laws or product names :-)
]
is shipping today, has been for months.  Unlike the DEC Ada V3.0 for OpenVMS VA
X
compiler, it does not have the Professional Development Option available yet,
but we expect that to be in V3.1 (that is the Smart Recompilation stuff etc.)


Like all the DEC Ada compilers, it is available via our campus-wide licensing
program for media-cost [ie: free] to qualifying academic institutions.  Our
Mips Ultrix product does very well in this space.


The DEC Ada V3.0 for OSF/1 AXP compiler is currently being field tested.


/Bevin
DEC Ada team