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On 2018-01-24 14:50, Simon Clubley wrote:
> 
> Is Adacore actually cutting back on the number of supported platforms ?
> 
> I've recently been told that Adacore no longer support VMS. I wonder
> if this is a one-off or part of a larger cutback in the number of
> platforms that Adacore are willing to support.
> 

It seems so. We have support on AIX, and last summer I think,
we got mail that they will not develop more features for that platform
They released the 7.4.2LTS (Long Time Support) version,
which is supported as is (Ada 2012) but nothing new will come to it.

I _think_ the same goes for Solaris both on intel and sparc.


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