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From: Paul Chardon <paul.chardon@avions.aerospatiale.fr>
Subject: Re: UNIX Texteditor for GNAT Ada95 3.07
Date: 1997/03/19
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Date: 1997-03-19T00:00:00+00:00
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Hello William,

	I have been using Emacs or Xemacs with Ada-mode  for a few months and
if ind it very good. You've got syntactycal coloring, you've got some
options to program faster, and then if you're good in lisp (because
Emacs uses lisp functions), you can increase the customization offered
by emacs, as I have done. You can also compile, execute and eventually
debug within Emacs. A lisp file for Emacs Ada-Mode Emacs is normally
available with the Gnat.

	Bye, Paul.