Re: Compiler Hosts and Targets

[dennison@telepath.com]

In article <F3z902.DyI.0.-s@inmet.camb.inmet.com>,
  stt@houdini.camb.inmet.com (Tucker Taft) wrote:

>     Targets: All the above hosts plus:
>        68K/VxWorks, Pentium/VxWorks, ADI-21020/Bare, i960/HAOS,

Non-Ada issue: There is no such thing as Pentium/VxWorks, unfortunately.
There is an Intel3(or4)86/VxWorks target, which may be used on Pentiums
(although it will run *slower* unless you change the caching behavior!). But
if you use that on a Pentium it will not generated Pentium optimized code.

> There are also a number of tool companies which provide Ada-supportive tools;
> for example:
>
>     Ainslie Software (AdaJNI -- www.ainslie-software.com)
>     GrammaTech (Ada-Assured -- www.grammatech.com)
>     Integrated Computer Solutions (ICS Ada Xcessories -- www.ics.com)
>     IPL (AdaTest -- www.iplbath.com)
>     McCabe and Associates (McCabe QA/Test/Reengineer/2000 -- www.mccabe.com)
>     Objective Interface Systems (ORBExpress/Ada -- www.ois.com)
>     Praxis Critical Systems (SPARK -- www.praxis-cs.co.uk)
>     Vector Software (AdaCAST -- www.vectors.com)

"Black and White software" ( http://www.blackwhite.com ) makes UIM/Ada, a
Motif GUI builder that generates Ada code (like Aonix's TeleUSE). I'd
definitely throw in anyone who makes a GUI builder.

--
T.E.D.

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