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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: Aeonix Ada 95
Date: 1997/03/14
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Chris asks

<<How many priority levels do you support, what is your interrupt
latency and are you validated?>>

This reminds me of a question that Phillipe Kruchten asked me, back in his
prerational days when he worked on the Ada-Ed project at NYU.

He asked if he could be validated as an Ada 83 compiler. He proposed to
look at each C test, think for a bit, and then say Passed!

:-)