  Release notes for Ada/Ed-C 1.11.2 Oct 1, 1992

- Fixes for most bugs reported (see bug.log and bugs directory)

- A new round-robin option for tasking (currently the only method is a
  run until blocked scheduling model) (see -r option on adaexec)
  plus an additional tasking trace option. (see the -ts option of adaexec)

- Config information built in for additional machines.
  The config.h now contains entries to support the following machines. 

  See the special notes in the README file for additional changes 
  necessary to compile for the following targets.

  Silicon Graphics IRIS running IRIX
  Sun3 running SunOS
  Sun Sparcstation running SunOS
  RS6000/AIX 
  Decstation running ULTRIX
  VAX running BSD 4.3 UNIX
  386/DOS machines (with at least 2 megabytes of RAM)

- Changes to options for adabind, adaexec and adalib.
  To make the way a Ada program library is specified more consistent for
  all the phases, the "-l" has been added to adabind, adaexec and adalib
  as the way of specifying the library file instead of as the last argument
  on the command line. For backwards compatibilty the old way of specifying
  a library will be kept but not documented.

- Inclusion of a directory of demo programs. These include some of the
  prior release of the PC version of Ada/Ed-C verison 1.7 and also
  demos from the release of the original SETL version of Ada/Ed from 1983.
  Also include is Mike Feldman's portable dining philopshopers program.
  A readme and scripts to run the programs are included.

- Removal of warnings when building predef. 
  The useless messages pretaining to the node and symbol count for the
  predefined units have all been suppressed.

- Note: programs must be recompiled from the previous version of Adaed-C
  due to incompatibilites of format.

- For 386/DOS version:

   - The options to Ada/Ed are now case insensitive (for DOS version only).

   - Ada/Ed-C should now be compatible with the following DOS memory managers 
     and operating environments:

     Qualitas 386MAX V6.0/V6.01d
     DOS 5.0's EMM386
     DOS 5.0 DOS=HIGH
     Quarterdeck's QEMM-386 V6.00 and higher
     Helix Software's NETROOM V2.2

   - DASC (Dewar's Advanced Syntax Checker) is now being distributed with
     Ada/Ed-C (DOS version). It is a very fast checker which detects the
     first syntax error, if any, and then stops. Its executable is called 
     DASC.COM. Simply type DASC for on-line instructions.

   - Ada/Ed-C (DOS version) was compiled with the INTEL 386/486 Code Builder C 
     compiler.  The executables for Ada/Ed-C are provided so there is no need
     to compile the sources.

  Special Thanks for Mike Feldman of George Washington University for his
  numerous suggestions and bug reports and his promoting of Ada/Ed-C.

  Thanks also for all those that contributed bugs reports, suggestions
  and porting information. In alphabetical order, they are:
 
  Brian de Alwis
  Laurent Bardet
  Mark Culp
  Rolf Ebert
  Ed Ferguson
  Gabriel Goodman
  Eric Jensen
  Arthur Vargas Lopes
  Pascal Obry
  Richard O'Keefe
  Richard Pattis
  Wolfgang Polak
  David Rosenfeld
  Satnam Singh
  Keith Thompson
  Stuart Weinstein
  Steve Zeil
  and any other people who I might have left out
