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Date: 11 Feb 93 12:05:39 GMT
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ffs@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu  (Doug Brown)
Subject: Re: Where to get Ada code
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>I would appreciate the addresses of any Ada repositories, either posted here
>or e-mailed to me. Sites that I can access via anonymous FTP or mail server
>would be best, but anything will do.

  One of the better sites for source code is Simtel (wsmr-simtel20.army.mil)
the repository can be found in "PD7:<ada.xxx>".  It is mirrored at several
sites such as oak.oakland.edu (under "/pub/ada") and wuarchive.wustl.edu 
(under "/mirrors/ada").  The are also a few Ada items in Simtel's MS Dos
collection under the "ada" suddirectory.  The MS Dos collection at simtel is
"PD1:<msdos.ada>", at oakland "/pub/msdos/ada", and wuarchive "mirrors/msdos/
ada".  I also believe that Simtel is mirrored in Europe.

  There was also a posting several months ago about an Ada source code 
profiler available at the Ada Joint Project office (ajpo.sei.cmu.edu) 
as  "ASAP".  I forget where it is stored.  You probably should also check 
ACM's Ada Letters, Vol XII, No 3, May/Jun 92 pp 84-91.  There is an 
excellent list of reusable software components.  Hope this helps.

Doug Brown