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From: "Paul H. Whittington" <paul@srv.net>
Subject: Re: Can Ada by popularized faster ?
Date: 1997/10/14
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Date: 1997-10-14T00:00:00+00:00
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AdaSAGE, now called Sage-ST, is not public domain.

Sage-ST is free for use by the US government, and must be licensed
for commercial use.

For complete information see
  http://sageftp.inel.gov/sage/homepage.htm


Robert Dewar wrote:

> Marin said
>
> <<Well, the killer-app idea isn't necessarily totally improbable.
> For example, there is AdaSAGE which provides a database developed
> in Ada and is in the public domain>>
>
> I don't think so, but someone else can clarify.
>
> There is *very* little Ada related software in the public domain (certainly
> GNAT and its tools are NOT public domain!)