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On 14.06.13 17:39, Max Herman wrote:

> The problem I ran into: ADA Compiler. I have ADA code that I will need to build, and run on this embedded platform. I did some research, and found that ADACore has press release about bare metal ADA Compiler (now talking to them), and some other project that offer a possibility of doing this, such as Ada_Bare_bones, RTEMSAda, Ada Microkernel.


FWIW, I noticed there are (in some sense of the word "are")
PowerPC based single board computers, for which Irvine might
have a compiler.

AdaCore also offers a full Ada->C compiler since the
merger of SofCheck and AdaCore.