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From: kryptoz <kryptoz@my-deja.com>
Subject: Re: windows programming tutorials
Date: 1999/08/10
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In article <7om2kq$214m$1@news.gate.net>,
  "David Botton" <David@Botton.com> wrote:
> See:
>
> http://www.adapower.com/windows
>
> and
>
> http://www.adapower.com/com
>
> See the examples there, and take a look at the source code for
GWindows,
> AdaGIDE, Windex, and other open source projects.
>
> Also check out Jerry's Ada on Windows site http://stad.dsl.nl/%
7Ejvandyk/
>
> David Botton
>



I have visited your site a number of times before already and I find it
very nice. In fact I've downloaded some stuff from there and I find
them very interesting. But I didn't find any tutorials on Win32
programming using Ada there (nor in Jerry's site). Or maybe I just have
to wait till I become more proficient in Ada (and stop being a newbie)
and find it out myself? In many asm sites I know there are so many
tutorials on Win32 programming using Assembly, but it's very difficult
to find such information in Ada sites. It seems like there aren't any
newbies amongst Ada programmers. Everyone seems to be a guru.
Thanks.


kryptos


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