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From: Chris Morgan <mihalis@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: The future of Ada
Date: 1999/03/12
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Gunther Dragoski <gunther.dragoski@nospam.vf.space.com> writes:

> I would think that wouldn't be too big of an issue with the use of
> industrial components today. As a matter of fact Motorola still
> supports the 68040 up to 40 Mhz. Companies such as Thomson & Chip
> Supply can screen these from -40 to +105 deg C. They also offer
> these services for PowerPC 603e (check their roadmap website) in
> case you need to jump to next generation embedded processor as 68K
> family is dead. 

Hmmm, guess the Motorola Coldfire "DragonBall" (68k based) cpu in my
Palm V must just be my imagination then!

By the way, has anyone ported GNAT to the Palm yet?

Chris

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