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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: Can Ada by popularized faster ?
Date: 1997/10/13
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Marin said

<<Well, the killer-app idea isn't necessarily totally improbable.
For example, there is AdaSAGE which provides a database developed
in Ada and is in the public domain>>

I don't think so, but someone else can clarify.

There is *very* little Ada related software in the public domain (certainly
GNAT and its tools are NOT public domain!)