> > Some of the content (including the Ada Reference Manual and the Ada 95 > > Certified Processors List) are created with Ada programs that generate HTML. > > Are the Ada sources and the master document of the revised AARM > available somewhere? Yes, at the ACAA site (http://www.ada-auth.org/). > If possible, my plan would be to try to have the RM included in the > FSF source distribution of the GCC compiler. The Ada norm is unique in > its free availability and that might appeal the FSF. Over the next > year that would probably mean that every Linux CD set would have a > copy of it :). I'd certainly encourage that. The generator program could easily be modified to produce some other output format (just create a new "output object"). But I'd suggest using the existing HTML and/or PDF if possible. (Avoids making new, possibly different versions of the text.) > FYI: ACATS, also a unique "free" feature of Ada, is already planned to > be included, we're waiting for FSF lawyers green light. Sounds good to me. Randy Brukardt. ARG Editor