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From: kilgallen@eisner.decus.org (Larry Kilgallen)
Subject: Re: bug in Aonix ObjectAda Special Edition version 7.1.424 for Win32
Date: 1998/01/27
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In article <01bd2a79$fd1eb760$LocalHost@---->, "Dmitriy Anisimkov" <ts@quadrat.omsk.su> writes:

> I have sended it to webmaster@aonix.com  4 days ago, but have no answer.
> May be anybody know, where is Aonix receives bug reports ?

Even without knowledge of Aonix I would guess that their Webmaster
has nothing to do with bug reports.  Typically that person has to
deal with maintianing their World Wide Web site.  Knowing that Aonix
runs a distributed operation, that webmaster may not even be in the
same timze zone as those who deal with bug reports.

If you are into "web" things, however, their web site should lead
you to their Intel-OA mailing list where issues with using their
Intel compiler are discussed even with those who are not on an
Aonix support program.

Larry Kilgallen