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The GCC website reports release of GCC 3.1 on 15 May (yesterday). As
has been noted in comp.lang.ada before, 3.1 includes the Ada
'front-end' as they call it, known to us as Gnat.

Would Robert Dewar be prepared to say anything about future releases
of Gnat public versions now that we have reached this historic point?

Steve Sangwine
University of Essex, UK.