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From: Martin <martin.dowie@btopenworld.com>
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Thanks! I'll try that asap...

-- Martin

Michael Feldman wrote:
> Martin wrote:
> > Finally jumped ship and got a Mac...what's the best, free (as in beer)
> > Ada environment for Mac OS X?
> >
> > TIA!
> >
> > -- Martin
>
> See www.macada.org. Download the Leopard installer for GNAT and you're
> up and running. Make sure you've installed Apple's Developer Tools
> first, especially the XCode tools. They're in the optional-installs
> folder on your system disk.
>
> GNAT/Mac comes with a plug-in for XCode (which is Apple's standard
> developer IDE). It's pretty much like all the other IDEs you've seen.
>
> Mike Feldman