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From: brett@ada9x.enet.dec.com (Bevin R. Brett)
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Subject: Re: Ada DEC Ada for Alpha Computers
Date: 11 OCT 94 18:23:31 EST
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In article <37epeq$kts@lll-winken.llnl.gov>, rick-wilson@llnl.gov (Rick Wilson) writes...

>of our APSEs.  We mostly use DEC's VAX and Alpha compilers/debuggers,
>and while not bad, could be much better (the Alpha one in particular is
>a bit of a pain).


The debugger for AXP, and especially for OSF/1 AXP, are both very different to
the OpenVMS debugger support; and DEC continues to work on improving both
the AXP debuggers.

/Bevin