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On Friday, June 15, 2012 1:24:22 PM UTC+1, Stepan Bujnak wrote:

> Just last week I was checking out whether there is something about Ada on=
 the osdev.org wiki. Thanks for the article and definitely looking forward =
to read about Raspberry PI bare bones.

No problem, like I mention in the tutorial, it's asked about a lot on #Ada =
and also here. There was a thread on here recently where someone requested =
it, I thought, as I'd done it before, it was worth doing and would also for=
ce me to get started on TAMP as I could use it as a starting block. Also, a=
nyone else can use it as a starting block as the code is under BSD, apart f=
rom the library code of course.

Luke.