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From: Klaus Wyss <klaus.wyss@ubs.com>
Subject: Re: Dec Ditching Ada?
Date: 1996/08/23
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Charlie Cole wrote:
> 
> We are installing new systems -- a bunch of high end PCs and some Alpha workstations and
> moving to Ada95 as our core teaching language.  I was just told by the system administrator
> that Digital is discontinuing it's Ada, saying is was not a viable language.  Anybody know
> about this?  Is this the industry trend?
> 
> --
> Charlie Cole -- East Stroudsburg University --  PA


Hello

DEC is working together with Rational for the Ada 95 compilers on
DEC-Unix.
For VMS they work together with Ada Core Systems porting GNAT to Alpha
VMS.
As far as i know now, there will be no ADA95 compiler on VAX VMS


Klaus Wyss
Union Bnak of Switzerland