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From: Ferretwoman@worldnet.att.net (FerretWoman)
Subject: Re: LOOKING FOR AN ADA COMPILER
Date: 1996/10/24
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Date: 1996-10-24T00:00:00+00:00
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tmoran@bix.com wrote:

>
>  Do you mean the physical computers have too little RAM to run the
>compiler that came with the book, or what?  There are great differences
>in hardware requirements of different vendor's Ada compilers.

The school cannot decide which Ada 95 compiler they want to use and
the professor's do not have the time to update at this point.  That's
what I was told.  But also true, we usually have to restart the
computer without anything else running to use the program on a lot of
the school's computers.