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From: David Greiman <greiman@imap2.asu.edu>
Subject: Ada GUI for MS Win
Date: 1996/07/19
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Hello,

  I was curious if anyone has had success making programs for MS Windows
3.1 in Ada83 (or Ada95).  In particular, I need a recommendation of a Ada
compiler that can produce MS Windows looking GUI to be run in MS Windows
3.1.  I have ActivAda (Thomson), but from a quick reading of the manuals, it
appears that AvtivAda can not handle 'tasks' nor can it communicate at a
low level (com ports) under Windows.  I assume that there are ways around
this.

  What about Visual Ada (Active)?  Basically, I am looking for any insight
about MS Windows development using Ada.  Thanks.

David


David B. Greiman
Tempe, Arizona