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Speaking of the new Ada compiler for .NET, can anyone relate any experiences
using the new compiler?

That is what this thread is all about isn't it?

After reading the announcement I went and read up on .NET.  For years I've
been amazed at how the programmer has had to do most of the work in managing
handles and objects under windows.  It looks like with .NET MS is finally
starting to let computers do some of the work.

Steve
(The Duck)

(Sorry to Hijack your off topic thread)

"Hyman Rosen" <hyrosen@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Alexandre E. Kopilovitch wrote:
> > as for credibility for Noam Chomsky in the United States:
> > SCIENCE, Volume 298, Issue 5598,
> > LINGUISTICS: Noam's Ark
> > The Faculty of Language:
>
> Whether or not his linguistic theories are respected has little
> to do with the respect his political views should receive. For
> example, William Shockley, the inventor of the transistor, was
> a notorious racist.
>