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From: BRYAN@SU-SIERRA.ARPA (Doug Bryan)
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I think it is GREAT that Intermetrics gives its users full access to the
Diana Trees.  I also agree with Stavros that it is unreasonable for a
"user" to need to re-invent the front end.

But, as far as I know, Intermetrics is the only Ada compiler vendor which
provides this feature.  Please currect me if I am wrong.

doug
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