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From: geert@dialis.xs4all.nl (Geert Bosch)
Date: 02 Dec 94 07:44:01 
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: PM bindings for OS/2 gnat?
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Date: 1994-12-02T07:44:01+00:00
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jal@mda.ca wrote in a message to All:

 jm> The subject says it all.  I don't want to translate the c. 
 jm> I want to learn Ada, not C ;{)  Is there code someplace that
 jm> already does this? 
I'm not aware of such code, but would be very interested to be able to do
OS/2 PM programming with Ada. Point is: I didn't manage to get a working
debugger, and although people can tell me to write bug-free code at once, or
debug by means of printed messages, with Ada's long compile-times I don't
think it's workable.
When using a debugger it's possible for example to change certain variables
to check if certain special cases work as designed.

Groetjes, Geert