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From: isharpe@cix.compulink.co.uk ("Ian Sharpe")
Subject: Re: Ada development under OS/2
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> Anyone done any Ada development under OS/2 using a validated compiler 
> (ie not GNAT)? Actually the only one listed at AJPO is the Alsys one, 
> so I guess this really is "Has anyone used the Alsys Ada compiler?".
> 
> How easy is it to access all of the things that C/C++ folks take for 
> granted (system calls, SOM, DLLs etc)? 

To answer my own question:

Alsys UK have said that this product is not being actively developed. I 
*hope* this is a misunderstanding, but the lack of responses tends to 
suggest that this might be a good commercial decision.