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From: mdoernho@cais.com (Mark Doernhoefer)
Subject: Re: Ada-95 Success Stories
Date: 1996/05/23
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Date: 1996-05-23T00:00:00+00:00
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OK, OK, so maybe I was too quick in asking for Ada-95 success stories.
After reviewing the ACVC status for the various compilers from AdaIC,
I gather no compiler is ready for heavy duty software development.  Be
that as it may, I'd really like to see early Ada-95 experiences from
the trenches posted here.

Keep in touch,
Mark