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Subject: Re: Ada interacting with Windows 8.1+ GUI
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> One modern way of writing Windows programs im Ada is using .NET. So, one
> could consider GNAT for .NET. Its name is A#.

Do you know a working or up-to-date GNAT for .NET?
The thing with .NET is that is is soon 20 years old, so the marketing effect is fading a bit. Marketing aside, it is just a tool for making applications massively slower and installation more complicated...