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Subject: Ada88 and Interpretations to ARM
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Having read John Goodenough's comment about the likelyhood of a revised
standard in 1988 (which I agree with),  I would like to make a suggestion
that would benefit many Ada programmers.  And that is to publish 
(in hard copy form) an official corrigendum for the ARM every six
months or so, giving the official interpretations and corrections to
the ARM.   I believe this stuff is on line somewhere, but wide
publication of it would only benefit everyone.

Mike Hogan