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BUSH (Business Shell) combines the capabilities of a UNIX shell, PHP,
GCC and PostgreSQL into a uniform design for rapidly designing secure,
reliable Web templates.  Using AdaScript, based on GNAT, BUSH promotes
code reuse: scripts and templates can be compiled with GNAT/GCC or
ported to JVM with JGNAT or .Net with A# with minor changes.  It can
also work as a replacement for a Bourne shell with native SQL support,
and is a general scripting language.  BUSH is part of ABEE, a proposed
Ada system-wide development environment.

BUSH 1.0.1 was released January 15, 2005 for Linux or FreeBSD running
PostgreSQL.  Recent changes include a FreeBSD port, improved
documentation with new tutorials and a new debug mode for web templates.

BUSH is available for download from http://www.pegasoft.ca/bush.html.

Ports to other operating systems welcome.

Ken Burtch