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Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2009 13:55:01 +0200
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Marco wrote:

> 2) purchase a less expensive Ada compiler for release of your product
> (which you can deduct as a business cost) such as the "Janus/Ada 95
> Personal Edition for Win NT/95" and leave GNAT behind.
> 
>     Any other inexpensive Ada for Windows compilers out there?

ObjectAda for Windows Core Pack used to be in the Microsoft
Pro range. I haven't checked lately, though, but think they
will be happy to sell a license if you don't expect 8/5 full
support and catering.