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From: 841613t@dragon.acadiau.ca (Don Tyzuk)
Subject: CMS-2, J73, et al.
Message-ID: <1993Mar7.132536.2138@dragon.acadiau.ca>
Organization: Acadia University
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 1993 13:25:36 GMT
Date: 1993-03-07T13:25:36+00:00
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If existing software is to be re-written from current
languages to Ada, aspiring software-engineers like myself will
have to know how to read stuff and nonsense such as CMS-2, 
Jovial, etc.

How can I do this?  Are there public domain implementations of
these languages?  What about books or CBT? Who manufactures
these translators?  

I am receiving the Ada-Jovial Newsletter, (Thank-you very much
to the folks there!) but I  need more!

-- 
Don Tyzuk				| P.O. Box 1406
Jodrey School of Computer Science	| Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Acadia University			| CANADA     B0P 1X0
e-mail: don.tyzuk@acadiau.ca