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<ich_bin_elvis@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Is it possible to use Ada on Eyebot. The eyebot uses an gcc68 compiler,
> is there a possebility to link an ada kode with the C kode and use it
> on the eyebot??
>

You may want to look at MaRTE OS:

http://marte.unican.es/

There is a description of a project using the EyeBot.  I know MaRTE OS is 
used with Ada for the x86 port, but am not sure about the MC68332 port.  It 
may be a small step.

Steve
(The Duck)