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Subject: SofCheck merged with AdaCore
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Date: 2012-01-10T15:38:32+01:00
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Turning co-operation into a single operation, AdaCore and SofCheck,
maker of AdaMagic, static analyis tools, and the ParaSail language
merge to become AdaCore.

http://www.adacore.com/2012/01/10/adacore-sofcheck-merge/

If spreading some FUD is o.K., the merger might result in one compiler
less to be had; to be had, in particular, for what small shops can
name reasonable money, for less demanding support requirements, of course.

OTOH, AdaMagic might continue to exist in its C++ or C generating
form, since this is a very viable tool targeting platforms with
existing compilers and runtimes for C++ or C.

AdaMagic might even start to become available using a different
licensing scheme.  Generating shrouded source, maybe?