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Subject: Ada script, anyone
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 05:26:56 -0500
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Hi

This will probably be a (slightly?) absurd question, but is there an Ada
(script) interpreter?

The reason I'm asking is I know a C/C++ interpreter which, though it is a
barebones commandline interpreter and does not provide the full comfort of
an integrated IDE (with a debugger, etc.), makes life easier.

It'd be great to have a tool like the universally ever popular Visual
Basic thing - which most coders I know prefer to everything else - that'd
be as easy to get going and introduce them (or help them side-grade) to
Ada.

Thanks!

Ken