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From: "Eric B. Lemings" <zebl1@etsu-tn.edu>
Subject: Where are the Ada 95 repositories?
Date: 1997/04/17
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Date: 1997-04-17T00:00:00+00:00
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Dear readers:

It seems that every reusable Ada repository that I find contains old
code written a dozen years ago in Ada 83 for some specific purpose.
A lot of the general packages are now part of the standard Ada 95
library. That's not what I call reusable.

Where are the more general, more useful repositories written in
Ada 95?

Eric.