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From: John Lindsay <lindsay_j@rmc.ca>
Subject: Re: Ada 95
Date: 1997/10/20
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To: AlanVPham <alanvpham@aol.com>
Organization: Royal Military College
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Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Date: 1997-10-20T00:00:00+00:00
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AlanVPham wrote:
> 
> Does anyone has Ada 95 or know where I can download Ada 95?
> Thank you,

    http://www.gnat.com

Follow the links to the download from  ftp://ftp.nyu.edu  
or its several mirrors.  Look for the version of GNAT ( = 
*N*ew York University *G*nu *A*da *T*ranslator) for your 
machine and OS.  This is one of the Gnu compilers, utilities, 
etc., is free to use, and the source code is available.  
But its covered by the Free Software Foundation's famous 
'copy left' (as opposed to copyright), and one can't use it 
for profit without further arrangements; further if you use 
the source code to create something else, that something 
else becomes covered by the same copy left.  It is a truly 
first class compiler, and the WNT/W95 version has an 
excellent IDE contributed by a user.

Also, the above web site points to extensive Ada reference 
material.  Good luck.

-- 
All the best !

John H. Lindsay, Assistant Professor,
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF CANADA
PO BOX 17000  STN FORCES
KINGSTON   ON   K7K7B4   CANADA

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