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From: "Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com>
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Subject: Re: Language support for  flexible handling of system-detected
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Maynard Handley wrote in message ...
>In article <3CA0A166.501E1D68@despammed.com>, wesgroleau@despammed.com
wrote:
>No it doesn't. Where do I get my Ada IDE for Mac or Windows at a
>reasonable price (<$250)? Note I say IDE---I'm not interested in some
>crappy suite of separate editor, compiler, linker, debugger all of
which
>are driven by command-line and are a total pain in the ass to use for
any
>program larger than a toy.

Janus/Ada for Windows Personal Edition costs $195, and includes an IDE,
etc. (No debugger in that package, though.)

Even so, I prefer working from the command line, in part because I can
automate virtually anything I need to do. In an IDE, you're limited to
whatever the author thought you'd want to do, which rarely is exactly
what you need to do!

            Randy Brukardt
            R.R. Software, Inc.

Disclaimer: I work for the company that makes Janus/Ada...