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Yes, things have drastically changed since the Jun 1979 SIGPLAN Notices.

Ada has gone through a couple of revisions and was adopted as an ANSI
standard a month or two ago.  Copies of the standard version have just
been published.  To get yours, send $8.00 to

		Superintendent of Documents
		Government Printing Office
		Washington, D.C.   20402

Request order number 008-000-00394-7, the Ada Language Reference Manual
(MIL-STD-1815A).