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From: erickson@TAURUS.CS.NPS.NAVY.MIL (David Erickson)
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Subject: Re: Pricing Ada out of Education
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In article <9852@as0c.sei.cmu.edu> ae@sei.cmu.edu (Arthur Evans) writes:
>If you are a college or university looking for an Ada compiler, by all
>means talk with the folks at Tartan.  They are giving away, *FREE*, Ada
>compilers for VAX/VMS and Sun-3 running Unix.  They charge for support.
>Call Susan Englert for details, at 412-856-3600.

>Art Evans

Actually, this is just a marketing ploy - the support is required, for
a minimum of three years.  For example, a site license would cost
$5,000 per year, or $15,000.  Support is also available on a cpu/server
basis (individual cpu cost is $500/yr, individual server cost is $2500/yr).

-Dave Erickson