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From: martin lytz <mlytz@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: How many different processors do you use?
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oh yes the gpo...i remember when my grandfather worked there printing the
congressional record.  it is amazing to browse their listing of
publications(they stack about as high as an encyclopedia set).  everyone
should check out the usgpo for some great info on everything from building
a bridge to installing an outhouse.  really!!

John Kodis wrote:

> Previously, Jon Kirwan wrote:
>
> > Specifically, I'd like to get both the Reference Manual AND the
> > Rational printed out, two-sided, as well as having a searchable PDF
> > form here, handy for scanning.  It's how I use the Intel manuals for
> > the CPUs, for example.  Any suggestions?
>
> A few years ago I called the Ada Joint Program Office and got my name
> added to some Ada mailing list.  About once a year for a few years
> after I'd receive a very heavy set of nicely printed Ada reference
> manuals, courtesy of the USGPO and my tax dollars.  You might give
> that a try.
>
> I'd have preferred a free copy of the C++ reference manuals, but since
> the government wasn't pushing C++, I had to buy a copy.
>
> -- John Kodis.