dmartin@hermix.UUCP (dmartin) (03/04/88)
Hi! I'm doing some work involving Ada language processing with
Prolog, and I need to develop an intermediate representation that's
suitable for use with Prolog. I've looked at Diana, and I'd like to
base my representation on Diana. But I'm not that up-to-date on the
Ada compilation scene, so I have the following questions:
(1) I have the DIANA manual published in 1983 by Springer-Verlag.
Is this still current, or have there been further upgrades? If so,
where could I get the latest version?
(2) Is there any way to get an electronic copy of the definition of
Diana (corresponding to chapter 2 of the manual)? (Any help with this
would be greatly appreciated!)
(3) Are there any competing standards which have come into use?
Is Diana still considered a viable standard?
Please send your responses to me directly; if there's significant
interest, I'll post a compendium to INFO-ADA.
David Martin
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