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From: tevans@cecer.army.mil (C.T.Evans)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Meridian OpenAda for Dos16/32 bit???
Date: 12 Sep 1994 16:23:47 GMT
Organization: US Army Corps of Engineers - CERL
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Summary: What do you think of it?
Date: 1994-09-12T16:23:47+00:00
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Hi, we currently use Alsys 5.1.1 32bit for DOS and were
just informed that we will be switching to Meridian OpenAda
16/32 bit for DOS.  I would be interested in hearing from
users of the Meridian Compiler.  Does it let you use
extended memory?  Is it good at optimizing?  Are there
any problems with the compiler?  

Any help would be appreciated.

Tim Evans
tevans@phantom.cecer.army.mil