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From: wheeler@ida.org (David Wheeler)
Subject: Re: STEELMAN ?
Date: 1998/09/08
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Ehud Lamm (mslamm@mscc.huji.ac.il) wrote:
: Can the STEELMAN documnet be found anywhere on the web? Or can it be
: ordered?

Sure, I scanned "Steelman" in and converted it to several formats
(including ASCII, HTML, and Postscript).  You can find it at:

  http://www.adahome.com/History/Steelman/intro.htm

There are some efforts to put some of Steelman's predecessors
on the web as well (e.g. Ironman & Tinman); stay tuned.

For those who don't know, Steelman was the original requirements document
for Ada.  I wrote a paper comparing Ada95, C, C++, and Java to Steelman;
that paper is available electronically at the same location.


--- David A. Wheeler
    dwheeler@ida.org