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From: pdennis@vnet.ibm.com (Phil Dennis)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: POSIX Questions
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 1994 21:23:52 GMT
Organization: McDonnell Douglas Corporation
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Date: 1994-11-08T21:23:52+00:00
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Although these questions may be in the FAQ, I could not find the
FAQ at either ftp.sei.cmu.edu, ajpo.sei.cmu.edu, or rtfm.mit.edu, therefore
I'm going to waste a tad of bandwidth to ask the following:

1. Where can I get a copy of the POSIX binding standard for Ada 83?

2. Is there a proposed POSIX binding for Ada 9X?

3. Is there an ftp site (if it's one of the above sites, directory please)
   where I can find out what vendors supply compilers for both the
   DEC Alpha and HP/UX systems (I KNOW this is in the FAQ)?

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