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From: David Botton <dbotton@my-deja.com>
Subject: Re: Which is right here - GNAT or OA ?
Date: 1999/05/31
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Thank you for the compliments! I am a big believer in learning through
example.

If you or any one tried to post new articles, or e-mail me yesterday
(5/30/99) from 8am to 10pm EST, I lost it and never saw it. There was a
glitch in some code I was writing to burn spam up that ended up burning
up all the mail. Sorry.

David Botton

In article <928083159.436.79@news.remarQ.com>,
  "Vladimir Olensky" <vladimir_olensky@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Recently I found some time to prepare for "AdaPower" some
> "touch and feel" examples (just brushing up my old exercises) on
> using controlled types for user defined GB which could be useful
> for people learning Ada. It is one of the ways to attract new
> people to Ada by explaining very simply some things
> that may seem very difficult.
>
> I mentioned about my simple user GB examples few months ago in GB
> thread but then I had no time to prepare them for open use.
> Then there was nice article about smart pointers by
> Mathew Heaney describing the same issue and I did not feel like
> adding anything else to this subject.
> Then AdaPower come to the  existence (thanks to David Button)
> and I felt that it is better late than never.
>


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