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anon schrieb:
> Most people want to know about Ada-2005 not Ada-95, and the one and only 
> vendor that supports the Ada-2005 is Adacore with GNAT.

Are you sure? Just a few days ago, an Aonix news letter
informed about Ada 2005 courses...


>  written for Windows 95/98 and NT 
> which are outdated and no longer supported by Microsoft. 

Larger US companies (such as GM) and larger European companies
(such as Daimler) seem to think that Vista is inadequate for
their businesses.  They chose to keep Windows XP.