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Subject: Re: Ada vs Fortran
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>        Does anyone know of features which are in Fortran 77 which
> are not directly found, or can be similuated in, Ada?

Sure, that's easy.

If I have a Fortran program and only an Ada compiler, I can't
compile and run my program.

(if you think I'm just being flip, think again)