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From: tmoran@bix.com
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Re: Gnat Ada 9X - What sort of PC does it need???
Date: 5 Oct 1994 03:39:34 GMT
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So I didn't need to buy a new hard disk and install HPFS?!  Arghh.
Somehow I missed seeing the gnatk8 stuff.  I'll go search now.
Is there also a utility to read arbitrarily named files and
rename them (to either HPFS or 8.3 names)? I have quite a bit
of old Ada 9X (and 83) source I'd be curious to try with GNAT.
>insist on using a junk editor that does not handle long file names
It is in fact an excellent editor - but it runs under DOS and does
not handle long file names.  If you think arguments over languages
are religious wars, just disparage a programmer's favorite editor
and find out what a *real* religious war is like.  -.-