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Subject: Re: Ada Terminal Emulator for Windows
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In article <FZdLa.7948$eE.87173@nasal.pacific.net.au>, Ross Higson <rossh@zip.com.au> writes:

> There's no easy fix to this problem without rewriting the MIT parser, 
> which I currently have no plans to do. However, I guess there is a moral 
> here - the parser is the only part of the emulator not written in Ada ! :)

I think the moral might rather be the parser is the only part not
written by someone experienced with Ada.