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Date: 9 Sep 93 17:52:40 GMT
From: ucivax!gateway@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Kenneth Anderson)
Subject: ARRGH!!!
Message-ID: <9309091052.aa21615@Paris.ics.uci.edu>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

Here is an interesting post that a friend of mine found on the
acoustic guitar bboard.

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In article 20893@VFL.Paramax.COM,jjs@vfl.paramax.com (James Solderitsch) writes
:
>>I am interested in alternate tunings for the (acoustic) guitar.
>>
>There's a free program called guitare4 at ftp.nevada.edu (anonymous)
>in /pub/guitar/OTHER.STUFF which will give chord voicings for arbitrary
>open tunings,  among other things.  Unfortunately it's written in Ada for
>some reason,  and so not very portable.  You have to get the executable
               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>for your machine if they support it.

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I belive what he meant was that it will be hard to get an Ada compiler for
your machine, since they are so expensive...

Ken