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From: "William J. Thomas" <wjthomas@wcvt.com>
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Subject: Re: Ada for Windows CE
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 21:37:30 -0500
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Date: 2001-02-22T21:37:30-05:00
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I remember asking AONIX a few years ago when/if they were going to produce a
CE compatible compiler. AONIX in its great wisdom replied that they did not
see a market for CE.

Mind you these were the same folks who back in the 80's did not see a market
for a Windows based compiler.

WJT

"William A Whitaker" <whitaker@erols.com> wrote in message
news:3A8DF1F4.7CC362A1@erols.com...
> In the book "XML by example" there is the claim (by W3C?) that by 2002
> 75% of surfing will be on handhelds.  True or not, there is a lot of
> that going around.  Regularly  iget requests for my LAtin dictionary for
> handheld Windows CE, or even the DOS-like partitions on handhelds.
>
> I hereby make my yearly search/request for Ada compilers targeted to
> these systems.  They are becoming more prevalent.
>
> Whitaker
>
>
> I support Shakespeare and Latin!