ACTIVADA

ACTIVADA

[mallarme david]

Hello,

I have a lot of problem with activada : it doesn't want to create (unable to create directory) any new project and doesn't accept even the demo that comes with the packages.

Can anyone help me ?

Thanks a lot in advance.

David Mallarme   mallarme@ens.lifl.fr

Activada

[DRD Woodward]

Help!!
Is there anyone out there who 'knows' how to use ActivAda and is willing to
give me a little advice.
Duncan.

Re: Activada

[spoons]

In article <877280405.19507.0.nnrp-06.9e988f8e@news.demon.co.uk>,
  "DRD Woodward" <doig@mwangi.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Help!!
> Is there anyone out there who 'knows' how to use ActivAda and is willing to
> give me a little advice.
> Duncan.

I have quite a bit of experience with ActivAda.  If you could be more
specific as to what advice you need, perhaps I could help ...

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Re: Activada

[Steven Adams]

Is ActiveADA like Visual Basic?
If so Where can i get a copy, I'm V interested.

Steven Adams


In article <877535883.15293@dejanews.com>, spoons@cegt201.bradley.edu wrote:
>In article <877280405.19507.0.nnrp-06.9e988f8e@news.demon.co.uk>,
>  "DRD Woodward" <doig@mwangi.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> Help!!
>> Is there anyone out there who 'knows' how to use ActivAda and is willing to
>> give me a little advice.
>> Duncan.
>
>I have quite a bit of experience with ActivAda.  If you could be more
>specific as to what advice you need, perhaps I could help ...
>
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Re: Activada

[Jason Dossett]

In article <877734229.23099.0.nnrp-05.c2deabb1@news.demon.co.uk>,
  outscouse@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Is ActiveADA like Visual Basic?

When you say that, I assume you mean is the look-and-feel of ActivAda
like Visual Basic, to which I would say no.  The L-A-F of ActivAda is
more like an older Borland C++ for windows maybe.  I dunno.  For the look
and feel of VB ( via MSDEV ), you'd want ObjectAda.  From the OA FAQ, it
seems it has intentionally been made to look like MSDEV so that the
learning curve would be reduced for programmers already familiar with
that interface.

> If so Where can i get a copy, I'm V interested.

From the talks I had with Aonix sales reps, Aonix is pushing ObjectAda
and pretty much leaving ActivAda in the dust, which means it can be
picked up for a pretty reasonable price, if you are looking to purchase
for personal use.

Call 1-800-97AONIX.

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