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Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 14:59:12 -0500
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I was never able to get the demo (as it appears on the www.gnat.com website) working because it made use of
a library from a defunct ftp site.  Anyone else have any success?


Robert Dewar wrote:

> "D De Villiers" <~ddevilliers99@lando.co.za> wrote in message news:<a7gb8r$r78$1@ctb-nnrp1.saix.net>...
> > Howdy !
> >
> > O'Boy! I always ask this question when I start using a new language (Ada
> > just for the hobbiest !)
> >
> > Is there a Ada for PalmOS handheld devices ? I just like programmming while
> > on the go (even in the swimming pool!) :-)
>
> One approach is to fiddle with a JVM and JGNAT on the palm.
> We actually got an Ada program working on the Palm using
> this approach, but it was just a demo for fun, we did not
> follow it up further.