Re: DDS and Ada

[anon@att.net]

If you know what your doing you can use Linux, or Apple OS/X (unsure 
about Windows) version of GNAT and create a nice OS (32 or 64 bit).   

Even a small Linux Kernel, written in Ada is possible. Of course, the 
full Linux 3.x kernel might take some time.

With DJGPP GCC 4.6x, it might work.

In <5b042e9c-7db8-4a20-aa87-8daa764e50f9@x16g2000yqg.googlegroups.com>, Shark8 <onewingedshark@gmail.com> writes:
>On Jul 6, 2:12=A0pm, a...@att.net wrote:
>> You only have Polyorb for GNAT
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>> =A0 =A0 =A0polyorb-gpl-2011-src.tgz
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>> The problem is that polyorb is a third party package that is not governed=
> by
>> the RM.
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>> Sorry, about DOS but after a numbers of hours days viewing monitor screen
>> sometimes a "DDS" can look like "DOS".
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>> In <2011070619460659694-martynatemconukdot...@news-europe.giganews.com>, =
>Martyn Pike <martyn at emconuk dot com> writes:
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>> >On 2011-07-05 22:58:57 +0100, Frank J. Lhota said:
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>> >> The acronym DDS is heavily overloaded. What does DDS stand for? (BTW
>> >> I'm fairly sure that you did not mean DOS).
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>> >Yes - I meant the OMG Data Distribution Service and not DOS.
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>Though a DOS Ada 2012 compiler might be very nice for one wishing to
>do an OS.