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1 total messages Started by Karl Nyberg Sun, 26 Oct 1986 01:51
Correct Prototype ACEC availability
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Author: Karl Nyberg
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1986 01:51
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From the file [ada20]ps:<ada-info>acec.hlp:

This file contains information on how to
obtain the Ada Compiler Evaluation Test
Suite.
(Ada IC Point of Contact:  Jackie Rota)

                PROTOTYPE Ada* COMPILER EVALUATION
                       TEST SUITE AVAILABLE

The Prototype  Ada  Compiler  Evaluation  Capability  (ACEC) Test
Suite,  developed  by  the  Institute  for  Defense  Analyses, is
distributed by  the Ada Validation  Facility  at Wright-Patterson
AFB.   The test suite is contained on a single tape, available in
either  VAX/VMS BACKUP  or  ANSI  standard  format.   The tape is
accompanied by a users manual.

The prototype ACEC is intended to provide users with an organized
suite of  compiler  performance tests  and  support  software for
executing  these  tests  and  collecting  performance statistics.
These performance tests, which have been in the public domain for
some time,  were collected by  the Ada Evaluation  and Validation
(E&V)  Team and  organized according to  categories determined by
the Team.  The users manual describes the test categories and the
strategy  for  measuring  test  performance   and  for  obtaining
differential statistics.

To obtain  the prototype Ada  compiler  test  suite,  submit your
request in writing, including tape format, on company letterhead.
This  request should  be  accompanied by a  new 2400-ft. magnetic
tape.  Please send your request to:

	The Ada Validation Facility
	Attn:  Georgeanne Chitwood
	ASD/SIOL
	Wright-Patterson AFB, OH  45433-6503



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