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Randy Brukardt wrote:

(snip on ones complement machines)

> We did an Ada 95 compiler for the U2200 series in the late 1990's and it
> surely was still available then, and it certainly was one's complement. That
> caused a lot of problems with the compiler front-end (it assumed two's
> complement in a number of places), and we uncovered a number of issues with
> the Ada Standard as well.

Thanks.  I tried to find it on the univac web site once, but they don't
give details for most of the machines.

-- glen