Re: Ada for o/s2?

Re: Ada for o/s2?

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I posted this question some months back and received the following reply:

>We at Alsys have an OS/2 Ada.  It has been on the market for a couple
>of years, so it is quote robust.  Please call Scott Dorman (617)270-0030
>for more information.
>
>-- 
>Tom Erickson
>Alsys
>tne@world.std.com

The last I heard this was a 16-bit Ada for os/2 1.x, but they are reportedly
upgrading it to the new 32-bit 2.x.

Dav[e|id]
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Re: Ada for o/s2?

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Alsys has an Ada compiler for OS/2 2.0.  It generates 32 bit code.
It is validated.  The phone number for Alsys in the U.K is
91579090.

	Mitch Gart

Re: Ada for o/s2?

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In article <1993Jun15.091921.28329@sei.cmu.edu> gartm@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu (Mitch G
art) writes:
>Alsys has an Ada compiler for OS/2 2.0.  It generates 32 bit code.
>It is validated.  The phone number for Alsys in the U.K is
>91579090.

Not quite :-)

It's 0491 579090

>	Mitch Gart

Mat

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