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From: Andy S <andy@nospam.com.tj>
Subject: Red, Green, Blue & Yellow specifications
Date: 2000/01/20
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As I recall, the four semi-finalists for the Ada83 language
definition were code named Red, Green, Blue and Yellow. 

Red and Green (Ada) were the finalists.

Does anyone know where I can get any info on the Red, Blue 
and Yellow specifications?

Regards
 
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   Andy Starritt
   Seek out new life and new civilizations.
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