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From: Robert A Duff <bobduff@world.std.com>
Subject: Re: C/C++ programmer giving Ada95 a chance -- writing an emulator.
Date: 2000/03/29
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"Marin D. Condic" <mcondic-nospam@quadruscorp.com> writes:

> What occurs to me is that it would be an interesting project to take the
> ARM in hypertext and annotate it with more hypertext that explains the
> intended usage or "how to" aspects of the various sections. ...

IMHO, a text book can be better organized than that, for its purpose.
The problem with the RM is not just that it's difficult reading, but the
topics are presented in an unhelpful order for learning.

- Bob