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From: "Jeff Burns" <burns@grammatech.com>
Subject: Re: Ada Development Tool Announcement
Date: 1998/02/20
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I neglected to mention that in addition to the integrations with complete
development environments, Ada-ASSURED can be integrated with any Ada
compiler and includes integrations for GNAT, SunAda/VERDIX/Rational
compiler, OC Systems IBM compiler, Texas Instruments/Tartan compiler, DEC
Ada compiler, Aonix ObjectAda, and Green Hills Ada compiler.

The compiler integrations enable users to call the compiler from Ada-ASSURED
and, after compilation, to view any compiler error message and instantly
navigate from error message to the corresponding source code.

Thank you to Robert Dewar for bringing this oversight to my attention.