> You are describing a huge amount of work. Cataloging random code is
> hard. Do you really have the resources to keep doing that for the next
> 20 years? How are you currently getting paid?
>
> Marin has an article in the current Ada Letters that goes into some of
> this; good reading.
>
> -- 
> -- Stephe

Indeed I am aren't I?  if it's what it takes it's what I'll do, and as for
getting paid, call it all (website and the Ada Library should it happen) my
contribution to the free community :-).  I'm doing this for free. And the
resources I currently use for it (web space and development) are my own.
it's my endeavour to Ada and it's community.  All the software I use is
OpenSource and requires but my time :-)  not my money.

Before I go ahead and do that, I'm getting in touch with a few key peole
right now to see if there's another way or perhaps something already started
or done (and still active) that we may or may not know about. that we could
harnest or consult in a reasonable fashion.  Whether I make it or I use (if
something's viable somewhere) I dont mind either way, but I do like the idea
of having one.

As for querying the database and producing expected results, I already have
a lot of it done based on other projects I did, so I'd be lying to say I'll
be creating 100% of it all :-)....but I will be creating a good part of it
however. :-).


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