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Date: 11 May 93 14:32:00 GMT
From: munnari.oz.au!newshost.anu.edu.au!sserve!f262.n620.z3!gateway@tcgould.tn.
cornell.edu  (ben elliston)
Subject: Ada compiler for the IBM PC
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Organization: Compact Solutions, Canberra ACT Australia

 > A colleague of mind used both Meridian and Alsys
 > together in a
 > project and preferred to use Meridian's ACE to develop
 > the code, but
 > perferred Alsys code generation for the final product.
 >  I'd like to
 > hear the opinion of others.

Sounds like I'd prefer Alsys!  At the moment, I prefer to
run Meridian from batch files - use QEdit or Borland C's
editor to write the code and a macro to run the compiler on
the command line and re-open the result file to check for
compilation errors.  Seems quite good - I hate ACE's editor!

Since when did the End key take the cursor to the bottom of
the screen?  Since when did text editors scroll when you
bumped the mouse!?

Cheers, Ben
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