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Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 10:37:02 +0100
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Marc A. Criley wrote:

> My utility directory alone has more than 35 units, so this is simply a
> non-starter.  GNAT Pro isn't an option for me at the present time, so
> neither is the "GNAT Professional Add-On for AonixADT".

I'm not sure the conclusion follows from the premises. :-) :-)
There may be two limitations here, not necessarily depedent:

1/ GNAT Pro Add-On for ADT
2/ GNAT Pro

I imagine the Aonix GNAT Pro ADT Add-On is not covered by an AdaCore
support subscription. Also, by mere speculation, the pricing for
ADT may be, uh, unrelated to that of GNAT Pro.

I'd like to say Thank You to those who made this plugin!

It has feature that impress me. Many other plugins
provide little more than syntax highlighting.

What could be an incentive to the business entity Aonix so they
add all kinds of "free" to their product?
Will they  have reason to think about conditions for projects
that seem less self-interestested and closed source, but rather
seem good and profitable for everyone, including Aonix?



Georg