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From: "Ed Falis" <falis@ma.aonix.com>
Subject: Re: Question about garbage collection
Date: 1998/04/19
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Matthew Heaney wrote in article ...

>>Ada the language is designed to permit inclusion of a garbage collection,
>but few implementations of Ada have a garbage collector.  (The only one I
>know about is the AppletMagic tool from Intermetrics.)

ObjectAda for Windows and UNIX are compatible with Geodesic Systems' Great
Circle gc.

Ed Falis
Aonix