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Rugxulo wrote:
> 
... snip ...
> 
> In short, being "stuck" to 4.3.2 / 4.3.3 for Ada wouldn't be the
> end of the world. I mean, hey, it's Ada 83 / 95 / partial 2005,
> right? Not too shabby. So thanks for what you've built so far.
> At least with Gautier's 3d engine, DOS has at least one good
> publicly available DJGPP Ada app! I mean, if people can still
> use TC++ 1.01 (and FreeDOS does, somewhat), they can use "old"
> GCC 4.3.3 for many years. Worst case scenario.   :-)

I would suggest hunting down whoever originally ported Ada to
DJGPP.

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