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From: mg@dsd.camb.inmet.com (Mitch Gart)
Subject: Re: Where's Aetech?
Date: 1995/03/30
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Gregory Aharonian (srctran@world.std.com) wrote:

[snip]
:     Given that Jim Thomes, the ex-Air Force officer in question, and Aetech,
: was one of the few BUSINESSES spending money to actually advertise Ada in
: print, and other things to promote Ada outside the Mandated world, I think
[snip]

Greg, you're always the first one to say bad things about compiler
vendors as long as they're in business.  Then when you hear that one
is gone, you lament their passing.  Could your attitude be summarized
as "the only good Ada company is a dead one"?

	Mitch Gart