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From: "Bruce Detter" <bruce.detter@lmco.com>
Subject: Re: Ada 95 compiler for Windows95 needed badly
Date: 1999/01/18
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If you want free, I concur with David.  I installed GNAT and the Win32
bindings as detailed in Jerry's Win32 Ada site (see below).  Jerry's side
has an easy to follow installation process.  I also installed the
OpenGL/glut bindings per his site and it worked great.  The Aonix compiler
may be a good alternative.  If you can get an educational deal from them,
their front end has a GUI designer that is very Visual Basic like and easy
to use.  Its worth a shot.


BCD3

David Botton wrote in message <01be4234$685535e0$0a18b70a@DBHP>...
>Get a copy of GNAT for windows from:
>
>ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/languages/ada/compiler/gnat/distrib/winnt/
>
>Then take a look at the Win32 bindings how to at the Ada Source Code
>Treasury to set your system up to do Win32 programming.
>
>http://www.botton.com/ada/articles
>
>Other good places to look are Jerry's Win32 Ada site at:
>
>http://stad.dsl.nl/%7Ejvandyk/
>
>Good Luck
>
>David Botton
>
>
>
>ccsmnt@ccslan1.dlsu.edu.ph wrote in article
><77rfqn$g0u$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>> To whom it may concern:
>>
>>      Good day. I am an instructor from De La Salle University, Manila. I
>was
>> just wondering where I can get a free copy/evaluation copy of Ada 95
>compiler
>> for Windows 95. We are currently doing a project to be implemented using
>the
>> said language/compiler. Thank you very much. More power!
>>
>> Marlon Tan
>>
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