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From: Michael D. Griffin <griffin@acm.org>
Subject: Re: ADA context sensitive editor
Date: 1995/03/29
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In article <3krv0g$7jb@theopolis.orl.mmc.com> Gerald Petrey,
gpetrey@polo.dab.ge.com writes:
>IMHO, Ada-Assured is the worst product to ever come out of Verdix. 

IMHO, Ada-Assured is a good product for ensuring compilance with the AQ&S
guide.  As an editor, it does require familiarity with the structure of
Ada's syntax to use it effectively.

Griff