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From: doucet@laas.fr (Jean-Etienne Doucet)
Subject: Re: The International standard paper on Ada !!
Date: 1999/09/22
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In article <37E79DB3.9EE51A39@pwfl.com>, Marin David Condic <condicma@bogon.pwfl.com> writes:
| 
| I am wondering if Ada is unique among ANSI/ISO standardized languages with
| respect to the ready availability of the standards on-line? I don't think I've
| seen, for example, the ANSI-C or the C++ standard as a freely available download

not to mention the brand new ASIS standard :-(

| - much less having an on-line version in hypertext. It certainly makes
| learning/using Ada easier since you can download the standard without even having
| to cough up a credit card number ;-)
| 
| MDC

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