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From: skr@mail.org (StefanK)
Subject: Re: Developing Windows95 GUI Apps with Ada95
Date: 1997/04/17
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On 16 Apr 1997 01:25:03 GMT, mziller@blue.seas.upenn.edu (Michael A
Ziller) wrote:

>Like the title says, is this really possible?  (Maybe a better word would 
>practical...It's relatively easy to develop Win95 apps in C++ a la MFC or in
>Eiffel a la WEL)  I guess what I'm asking is whether there is an Ada95 
>compiler which runs on Win95, supports a library for developing for Windows,
>and is not too expensive, or is there just not enough demand for this?

I know there is ObjectAda 7.0 from Aonix which runs under Win95/NT.
The compiler-environment looks much like the well know Visual C++ IDE.

There are different versions, the professionell version has a
GUI-builder for Win32. 

Stefan.