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From: Chris Morgan <mihalis@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Linux Kernel in Ada?
Date: 1999/04/01
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ken@world_nospam writes:

> I was thinking of rewritting NT2000 in Ada. Since I do not have the
> source code for NT2000, I was thinking of first writing or finding
> some sort of dis-assempler that will generate assempler code from
> the NT2000 beta-3 binaries, (I have access to the machine code instructions
> table for intel), and then using those, write the Ada packages to generate the 
> same assempler. This way, I can have NT2000 but in Ada.
> 
> any interest?

If you generate the same assembler, not much.
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Chris Morgan <mihalis at ix.netcom.com                http://mihalis.net
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