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From: ccfk0@central.susx.ac.uk (Kelvin Pope)
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Subject: Ada Archive?
Date: 27 Feb 1995 16:23:15 GMT
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Date: 1995-02-27T16:23:15+00:00
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Dear All,

As a (very) part-time reader of this group I was wondering if there was
such a thing as an Ada program archive?

The subject of my hearts desire is a program that will tell me when I'm
over the legal limit to drive!!  If there is such a program in an
archive of programs (sic) then please could someone tell me.

If such a place dosn't exist, could I empose on one of you experts to
give me a few pointers on how to construct such a program.  I've got the
compilers etc. that I need so there's no problem there.

Cheers,

Kelvin.

P.S. not a student, a computer technician at Sussex University.
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