Mailer@USC-ECLB.ARPA (The Mailer Daemon) (10/14/85)
Message failed for the following: STAGER@EGLIN-VAX.ARPA.#Internet: 550 User "STAGER" Unknown. harbaughs@EGLIN-VAX.ARPA.#Internet: 550 User "harbaughs" Unknown. ------------ Return-Path: <@rand-unix:ttidca!csun!csuna!csunb!bfcscadj@rand-unix> Received: from UCB-VAX.ARPA by USC-ECLB.ARPA; Thu 3 Oct 85 02:38:45-PDT Received: by UCB-VAX.ARPA (5.28/5.11) id AA09205; Thu, 3 Oct 85 02:38:27 PDT Return-Path: <ttidca!csun!csuna!csunb!bfcscadj@rand-unix.ARPA> Received: from ttidca.UUCP by rand-unix.ARPA; Thu, 3 Oct 85 02:40:51 pdt Date: Thu, 3 Oct 85 02:40:51 pdt From: ttidca!csun!csuna!csunb!bfcscadj@rand-unix.arpa Message-Id: <8510030940.AA10656@rand-unix.ARPA> Apparently-To: info-ada@berkeley.arpa ReSent-Date: Sun 13 Oct 85 15:46:57-PDT ReSent-From: INFO-ADA@USC-ECLB.ARPA ReSent-To: info-ada@USC-ECLB.ARPA ReSent-Message-ID: <12150885389.35.INFO-ADA@USC-ECLB.ARPA> For the IBM-PC, an ADA compiler was purchased called JANUS/ADA. Since it is using the name "ADA", does it not mean that it is validated? This compiler was missing many of the special ADA features (tasking, packaging). If this is not legal (DOD copyright), then why hasn't anyone clamped down on these less-than-ADA ADA compilers? BTW, the JANUS/ADA cost ~$999 and they are selling another "ADA compiler" for ~$99. -------