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From: Alfred Hilscher <Alfred.Hilscher@t-online.de>
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Subject: Re: advantages or disadvantages of ADA over pascal or modula
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AG schrieb:
> 
> "Stephen Leake" <Stephen.A.Leake@nasa.gov> wrote in message
> news:uadhraj99.fsf@nasa.gov...
> > Subtle points about the language implementation on this processor and
> > runtime; essential.
> 
> Hold on a second: did you mean processor & runtime as a target
> or development platform? If as a target, a cross-compiler is no big
> deal is it? 

Don't know. Where and how get it?

> If as a development platform, are you sure you can get
> the latest and greatest C?? compiler, tools and IDE to run on that
> sort of 8-biters?

Sorry, this is not really a question, isn't it? If you work in the
embedded area, you know that these processors are often used as
_targets_. Nobody (today) would use them as host for development.