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From: mjsilva@my-deja.com
Subject: Evaluating Ada compilers -- any experiences, tips?
Date: 2000/08/02
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While we're waiting to see if we've made a convincing argument for
using Ada in our industrial controller proposal I'm back to looking at
compilers.  I've sent off info requests to all of the compiler vendors
I could find, but I'd like to hear any experiences or info (positive or
negative) with Ada toolsets regarding e.g. compiler quality, support,
long-term commitment to Ada, etc.

Our target is the PowerPC MPC555, and the host will be Windows.

Here's my email address if anybody wants to respond privately:

msilva@amotusa.com

Thanks much for any help!

Mike


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