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Date: 2 Sep 93 13:16:59 GMT
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Subject: Re: Computational scientists ignoring and ignored by Ada
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In article <1993Sep1.142413.6105@sei.cmu.edu> wellerd@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu  
(David Weller) writes:
> I think it's a shame that Verdix wasn't
> the "first kid on the block" to provide us with an early version
> of protected records (which is, to a limited extent, what the
> special features of MP-Ada do).

We are using the Verdix compiler on a SiliconGraphics for about a
year now. From what I have experienced I would not even expect Verdix
to be the second or third or ... kid. They are neither able to provide
a standard ISO math library nor are they able to provide a POSIX
interface to the operating system. As long as they do not come up
with these simple things I won't dare to dream of any 9X features.

Michael

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