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Subject: Re: Looking for a system.
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Date: 23 Dec 87 14:05:52 GMT
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Ira,

When I took an ADA programming course in Dallas a few years ago, we used the
Janus/ADA compiler.  At that time, the PC based compiler was not fully
qualified.  I don't know the present status, but the main advantage is that the
whole shebang is around $100.  There are also some other systems for $500-600,
whose name I forgot.  A good source of information would be the Journal of Ada,
Pascal and Modula-2, published by Wiley.

John