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On 28-01-2016 01:26, Randy Brukardt wrote:

> ?? Janus/Ada 83 targeted CP/M Z80 machines back when they were common (that 
> was our first commercial compiler, as the IBM PC and MS-DOS hadn't been 
> introduced yet -- showing my age, I guess ;-). So it's certainly possible to 
> program in Ada on such machines, but I don't know if anyone has done so in 
> decades (I think we stopped selling those versions around 1987).
> 
>                                 Randy.
> 
> 
> 
And the sources for CP/M are available, both 2.2 and 3.0 as far as i know.
I did quite some Z80 programming in the earlier days, both on CP/M and
assembler on the bare iron. Shows my age too ;o)
I always liked the Z80 for some reason.

Erlo