AdaIC opens the Ada Sites search engine

["Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com>]

The AdaIC is proud to announce the availability of the Ada Sites search
engine.

The AdaIC search engine provides a way to search many Ada-related web
sites in a single search. Unlike general search engines, the Ada Sites
search engine only searches Ada sites listed by the AdaIC. Since only
Ada-related sites are included, you won't get piles of unrelated pages,
and you won't have to limit your search so much that you can't find the
information you need.

The engine allows the inclusion or exclusion of site categories, along
with phrase searches, excluded words, and more. When you click the
"Search" button, the engine will search more than 25,000 pages of Ada
information, presenting the most relevant pages along with short
abstracts. You can directly access the search engine at
http://www.adaic.com/site/wide-search.html.

The AdaIC search engine is created with a set of Ada applications, all
written in Ada 95. For more on the search engine and how to use it, see
http://www.adaic.com/site/search-info.html.

If you know of Ada-related web sites that are not listed in
http://www.adaic.com/links/index.html, please write us at
webmaster@adaic.com with the URL and a short description. We'll add it
to the search engine on the next update cycle. Comments on the search
engine are also welcome.

        Randy Brukardt
        Technical Webmaster, Adaic.org/Adaic.com