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From: ichbiah@jdi.tiac.net (Jean D. Ichbiah)
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Subject: Re: Ada 95 is the name
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 progers@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu (Pat Rogers) writes:

>Out of curiosity more than anything else, won't it just be called "Ada"?
>Then, when wanting to refer to what used to be Ada, we'll say Ada83/7 ...

>pat

 There is no such thing as "Ada83/7":  I wrote the manual and you can
 read it :  The language published in 1983 is called "Ada".  And now, 
as you  read, the new language is called "Ada 95".


Jean D. Ichbiah