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From: lrharris@msuvx2.memphis.edu (lrharris)
Subject: Re: Win32Ada
Date: 1996/03/29
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If you want Win32 bindings, the cheapest way is Thompson Software's $99
version of ActiveAda.  Not only do you get bindings, but also a very
good compiler and GUI editor.  They also sell a professional edition
for around $700 (I got it for a class project at the education discount
of $200).  They also have an Ada95 for Win95 development environment
that should be out before too long (i.e. this year).

Ray Harris, Chair
The University of Memphis Student Chapter of the ACM
email: harrisl@hermes.msci.memphis.edu