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> For writing Ada code in my classroom, I still use AdaGide.

I used it to develop most of my early Ada software when I was still using Windows. Was great.

> In addition, Ed Colbert is now charged with updating Ada Distilled.  I hope he will be able to complete the updates.  I am making some contributions to the new edition, and hope to include a software engineering chapter for it.

It was great news when I heard. I am a huge fan of your work and using it in the course work I am putting together for an introduction to Ada for Business systems to promote with Ada and Gnoga.

David Botton