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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: What's become of RTEMS?
Date: 1998/08/06
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Steve says

<<There are references to the Ada version of RTEMS being available for the
Tartan compiler
and "coming soon" for GNAT.

On the AdaCore web site there is some indication that the "product" is being
maintained by
OARcorp, and that a number of projects have been completed using GNAT/RTEMS.

Is RTEMS publicly available for hackers to play with, or only through
contract?
>>


GNAT/RTEMS is a fully supported commercial version, consisting of a
combination of GNAT Professional with a runtime interface to RTEMS
developed jointly by ACT and OAR. This product has been validated
under ACVC 2.0.1 on the Sparc, and is currently available. For 
information on this product, which is jointly supported by ACT and
OAR, send mail to sales@gnat.com.

Earlier out of date versions of both GNAT and RTEMS are available publicly,
but no support is available for this software.

Robert Dewar
Ada Core Technologies