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Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 20:49:05 +1100
From: Ross Higson <rosshigsonREMOVE_ME@optusnet.com.au>
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Lars wrote:
> 
> a) Is there a list of applications written in Ada that are not intended for
> defense/space/aviation?

Try AdaWorld (http://www.adaworld.com/) and look around the 'Ada 
Projects' section.

> b) Which Ada applications (especially for Win32) are there for which the
> source code is available?
> 

I have telnet and serial communications applications specifically 
written for Win32 in Ada - see the 'libraries' section of Ada World 
(they're in that section because the applications are mainly intended as 
test programs for the terminal emulation library). However, they are 
both complete implementations, and the source is available.

There are other Win32 applications listed on the site, but sometimes it 
is not obvious exactly what platforms are supported. If you feel this is 
a serious omission (I never thought of it before!) it might be worth 
making this point via the feedback link on the site.

Ross.