Re: Ada95 compiler written in python?

[Robert Dewar <robert_dewar@my-deja.com>]

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In article <slrn8c7pie.kji.gisle@apal.ii.uib.no>,
  gisle@apal.ii.uib.no (Gisle S�lensminde) wrote:
> The Ada95 compilers I know the implementation language for is
> written in Ada (some with C backend). Some of the old Ada83
> compilers was written in C, I think. Since a full Ada95 system
> certainly not is a 'hack in sparetime' project, I'm quite sure
> such a compiler don't exist.


GNAT has a front end written in Ada 95, and a backend written
in traditional C.

Ada Magic (the Intermetrics front end) is written in ANSI C.
Backends for the compilers using this front end are written
in either C or Ada.

I believe Rational Ada is written in Ada 83, though probably
quite a bit of Ada 95 is there now (can someone from Rational
give details).

To complete this picture, we need information for the other
existing Ada 95 compilers (DDCI, Irvine, OCS, ....)


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