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From: Charlie McCutcheon <"cmccutcheon@NOSPAMbegin"@enet.dec.com>
Subject: Re: What ada 83 compiler is *best*.
Date: 1998/11/23
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Note also that DEC Ada is also available on Alphas (Digital UNIX and OpenVMS),
not just VAX.  Its also still supported (in spite of any postings suggesting
otherwise!).

Charlie

whiter5195@my-dejanews.com wrote:

>   Without a doubt, IMHO, it is DEC Ada!  Of course first you need a
> VAX to run it on ;-/  What platform are you interested in?  If you are
> using a PC or a MAC just get GNAT.  You can always set the -gnat83
> switch if you really need to.
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