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From: mcoyle@gellersen.valpo.edu (Michael Coyle   )
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Subject: MC68HC11 Ada Compiler For Students?
Date: 28 Sep 1994 05:08:08 GMT
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I am looking for a little bit of scoop on some Ada compilers:

	1)  What are the compilers available for students to purchase at
discounted prices (DOS based, unfortunately), and does anyone have any
opinions on which is best?  ( *That* was a stupid question!  _Everybody_
has an opinion that they are just dying to share!  Now is your chance!)

	2)  Are there any that can target an MC68HC11 (still at a student
price)?)

	Thanks for all the scoop!  (P.S.  There are a large number of
students that could make use of such information, so whatever you provide
is being distributed to many others on this particular project.  NONE of
us wants to use C).  Thanks again.

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Michael Coyle                                   mcoyle@gem.valpo.edu
"Almost anything is possible in almost any [programming] language...
...However, just because you can push a pea up a moutain with your 
nose doesn't mean you should."                 NATO Software Seminar