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From: stt@spock.camb.inmet.com (Tucker Taft)
Subject: Re: Is Ada being used on this?
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Date: Mon, 26 Sep 1994 18:46:17 GMT
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As far as I know, Alsys no longer sells their IBM S/370 Ada compiler.
Only Intermetrics and OC Systems are still "competing" for the
IBM mainframe Ada business at this point, I believe.

Surprisingly, the shelves are not as dusty as you might think.
At least in the armed services, there are still a fair number
of IBM mainframes, and many of them have Ada compilers (whether
they need them or not ;-).

-Tucker Taft  stt@inmet.com
Intermetrics, Inc.