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From: Martin Gangkofer <mttg@my-deja.com>
Subject: quality / availability of gnat
Date: 1999/07/12
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I am planning to use gnat as cross compiler for an embedded application
based on LynxOS operating system. The application  demands high
performance, this means the compiler shall produce good quality code.

(1) Do you know wether there is a complete (and supported) port of gnat
    to LynxOS.

(2) How good is the quality of gnat in terms of performance of the
    generated code?

(3) What are the host resource requirements when using gnat?

(4) Is gnat suitable for use in a big projects 100,000 ... 500,000 SLOC?

Thank you for your response,
Martin
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Martin Gangkofer, System Engineer
ESG Elektroniksystem und -Logistik GmbH, Dept.EF-E
Einsteinstrasse 174, D-81675 Muenchen
eMail: mgangkof@esg-gmbh.de


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