Re: Where's Aetech

[Jim Dorman <jimd@pcada.com>]

beidler@guinness.cs.uofs.edu (Jack Beidler) wrote:
>
> In article <01HOOM2B088O000FHA@ACM.ORG>, ISAAC PENTINMAKI <SUNDOG@ACM.ORG> writes:
> |> >From:    "Charles H. Sampson" <sampson@COD.NOSC.MIL>
> |> >Subject: Where's Aetech?
> |> 
> |> I doubt they exist.
> |> 
> |> If you need technical support or sales you can contact the company whose
> |> software they sold (IntegrAda = Janus/Ada) :
> |>         R.R. Software   800-722-3248
> |> 
> |> Ada95 products are available for :
> |>         Windows NT (which allows Win32s)
> |>         DOS 32 (Extender provided)
> |>         SCO Unix
> 
> 
>      Jim Dorman at ACTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES, Solana Beach CA
> is handling AETECH's correspondence.    He has email address
> "ada_info@pcada.com", or at (619) 793-0245.  Hope this is helpful.
> 
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Yes, Active Engineering Technologies does have license to market 
and support the IntegrAda and XAda product lines. We also support 
Alsys ActivAda for Windows and Janus/Ada.All three are available from
us.

I also have support libraries, environments (both DOS and Windows based)
and design and documentation tools, "on-line" training, and source code 
generation tools -- all supporting PC based DOS or Windows Ada compilers.

I have just announced a new release of IntegrAda/386 that contains the
ability to produce small or medium memory 16-bit or 32-bit DOS applicaitons
by just making a simple menu choice. You can also select to link in Microsoft
or Borland 'C' object modules. Again with a simple menu choice. The bundled
libraries are "roll-over" compatible with those provided for Alsys firstAda 
or 386/486 DOS compilers.

Anyone wanting more informaiton can email  us "ada_info@pcada.com", or you
can download demo disks for ActivAda for Windows or IntegrAda for Windows
from our FTP site. We also have "postscript" versions of many product b
brochures zipped for download. The FTP address is:

  ftp.znet.com   (local directory is: access\pcada) 
  anonymous ftp is OK

Hard copy information is available by calling (619) 793-245 or FAX (619)793-5374.

Thank you for your interest in PC Ada products. Maybe we'll be luckier than
AETECH and Meridian.