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From: Dragonboy <dragonboy42@excite.com>
Subject: Diana specification for Ada
Date: 2000/08/24
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Does anyone know where I can object a functional/design specification
for the Diana intermediate representation that is used by Ada
compilers?  I know that it's some form of abstract syntax tree, but
that's about it.

Thanks.

-DB