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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: ASIS information requested
Date: 1997/11/22
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iiMajoaggro asks

<<as the ASIS is for a university final year project to build an object browser
and associated utilities. is there a commercial package available as an
educational license which might contain more documentation and more implemented
features?>>

ASIS is fully supported by Ada Core Technologies, and you can get the latest
version along with full commercial support, send email to sales@gnat.com
for full details. The latest version implements almost all of the ISO DIS,
and is already being used to generate some useful new tools for GNAT.

As with all ACT technology, this new version of ASIS will be released
publicly some time in the future.