Doing a trade study for cross compilers

Doing a trade study for cross compilers

[Beth Scott]

I am putting together a trade study for validated Ada cross compilers whose
target is the MIL-STD-1750A embedded computer system.  To date, I have
information from Tartan, Verdix, and Telesoft.

Has anyone had any experience with these or any other cross compilers?
Your information would be valuable to me.  Please respond via the net
or e-mail.

-- 

	Beth Scott
	...!{harvard,mit-eddie}!bbn!aoa!beth

Re: Doing a trade study for cross compilers

[Dan Kary]

I know of two additional 1750A compilers.  Systems Designers has a product
called XD Ada that runs on Vaxes.  It uses the DEC Ada front end and cross
target back ends developed by SD.  It also uses related tools on the VAX
such as the debugger.  SD is the US branch of SD-Scicon, a British software
company that produces financial, military, and artificial intelligence
software products.

Systems Designers Software
101 Main St.
Cambridge, MA   02142

Ingeborg O'Reilly
(617) 499-2293

The other is TLD.  They are a small west coast firm that specializes in
1750 support.  They are a small name in the Ada world, but are very
respected, particularly among west coast aerospace companies, for their
1750 support.

TLD Systems Ltd.
3625 Del Amo Boulevard, Suite 100
Torrance, CA   90503
(213) 542-5433
FAX (213) 542-6323

You may also wish to consult with the "ultimate authority" on the subject
of validated Ada compilers :-)

Ada Information Clearinghouse
Rm3D139
1211 Fern Street / C-107
The Pentagon
Washington, DC, 20301-3081



Dan Kary
Hewlett-Packard
Logic Systems Division
kary@hp-lsd