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	 Dirk Craeynest,
	
	I have tried to send this message to you but the address is not forming
correctly.  So I am sending it to the general readership in hope that you will
get a copy.  If I do not hear a response from you by 8-5-86 I will make a hard 
copy of this message and put it in the physical mail to you.

	This is the reconstructed message that I had sent to Bob.  The problem
with the other message was I did not use the editor and I used the arrow keys
to move the curser around -- first time using the mail system.

	In answer to your inquiry about Ada compilers.  I am starting to 
look into validated Ada compilers for embedded system.  So far, I have found
one and it is from:

		ZAIAZ International Corporation
		2225 Drake Avenue Suite 17
		Huntsville, Alabama 35805
                Phone (205) 881-2200
		Person to contact Kellee A. Shumate.


	This Ada compiler runs on a co-processor that plugs into the back plane
of an IBM PC AT/XT.   The co-processor is the National series 32000 chip set.
The operating system is UNIX.  The object code can be down load to various
microprocessers (Z80's, Intell's and M68000's).



	Pat. Gruber

 PS
 Could someone please explain or give an example how to form an address with 
 "!" in them.  I have use the "\" to escape the spical meaning of the "!".  
 The mail system I am using is on a VAX 11/80 with UNIX operating system.  
 Below is an example of an address I was trying to form.

 "E-mail:    dirk@kulcs.UUCP    or    ...!mcvax!prlb2!kulcs!dirk"