Archives for C.L.A

["Andrew Carroll" <andrew@carroll-tech.net>]

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> From: Martin Krischik <martin@krischik.com>
> Subject: Re: Archives for C.L.A
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> > If
> > not, where can I download *the newest*?
> 
> cvs://:ext:anoncvs@savannah.gnu.org:/cvsroot/gcc/gcc

Hmmm, not looking good for a dialup user.  Ahh, maybe I should buy a
commercial copy.  Anyone know if there is a commercial compiler that has the
"experimental" Ada200Y features?

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> Well, I am looking for that one too. I did add some features 
> to the wiki
> site:
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> http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:Ada
> 
> Prehaps we could start an Ada 2005 summary page there. 
> 
> Martin
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I am willing to help with the wiki.  I don't know how much time I can spend
on it and I'm not an expert with Ada yet but I'll do what I can.  If 'we'
want the summary to include examples then, again, I'll probably need a
compiler to experiment with the new Ada200Y features.  At the moment I don't
really feel like taking 20 hours or so to download the code and do the make.
I don't think I have enough space left on this hard drive anyway (according
to your Programing:Ada instructions).  

Also, if 'we' publish something to the wiki does it mean that I cannot use
the information I submitted for the wiki to publish a book on the new
features?  I mean if time is invested then why not publish a book?  That is
of course if I had permission from everyone else involved in coming up with
the new features.  Just a thought.

Andrew