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> Welcome to comp.lang.ada -- if you're interested in compilers, there's my Byron project which, God willing, I will be restarting soon. https://github.com/OneWingedShark/Byron

That looks really neat! It's a great idea. I'll be crossing my fingers you get the time and motivation to go go ahead and finish it.

Perhaps a community-driven Ada compiler written from scratch would be the only thing that would make no one doubt the licensing situation.