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In article <25069@dog.ee.lbl.gov>, G_Jin@lbl.gov (Jin Guojun[ITG]) writes:
|> Can anyone provide information about the Intel/520 computer?
|> What is this machine, and who distributes the Ada compiler for
|> the Intel/520 computer?

I could be wrong, but it seems that the 520 was a Multibus II based box.

The Ada compiler was a Telesoft Ada derivitive, enhanced and distributed by
Intel, and probably still is - contact your local Intel sales office.

If I remember right, the 520 ran a SYSVR3.2 (or was it XENIX 386?) OS on one of
the 386 CPU boards, and Ada applications linked with the RMK-386 real time kernel
on the <n> other cpu boards in the backplane.

If this doesn't correspond with the hardware sitting in front of you, please
disregard.

Obviously, I don't speak for Intel, not being an officer of the company.

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