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From: Jcreem@deathstar.cris.com (Jeff Creem)
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Subject: Re: Experiences/history of Aetech Ada compiler?
Date: 15 Sep 1994 12:25:17 -0400
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Date: 1994-09-15T12:25:17-04:00
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I have used it a little (and people I work with have used it a lot).
There is no debugger, all tasks run at one priority, pragma inline
does not work. There is no package machine cod. If these things
don't matter then its not a bad little package. The code it
generates is not terrible (although there is no way to generate
annotated assembly listings)

Jeff Creem
member Team-Ada