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"Carlisle, Martin" wrote:
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> One of our faculty, Barry Fagin, is pursuing an Ada interface for
> programming the Lego Mindstorms. My understanding is that his current idea
> is to translate Ada to NQC. This route seems a lot simpler to me than
> attempting to complete the ECGS combination with GNAT.
I suppose it depends how large a subset he is planning to translate.
If he is expecting to translate full Ada, he would be wise to start
with an existing front end.
We also have a technology which might be relevant, an Ada 95 compiler
that uses optimized ANSI C as its intermediate representation. This
might or might not be easier to use than GNAT as a starting point for
this effort.
Given the reported memory size, I can't quite imagine how a Java
Virtual Machine would fit.
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> --Martin
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> Martin C. Carlisle,
> Asst Prof of Computer Science
> US Air Force Academy
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