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To: Wesley Groleau et al.
From: Bob Leif, Ph.D.
There are two major disadvantages of C++. 1) The Java advertising machine
will kill it. 2) Raytheon because it is demonstrably negligent in using an
unsafe language, C++, will be liable for punitive damages when the
inevitable catastrophe occurs. This is even stupider than manufacturing
silicon breast implants. I am sorry that the shareholders and employees of
Raytheon are paying the salaries and providing other compensation for a
group of technologically incompetent managers.
The arguments about the choice of language being insignificant are wrong.
The source text is a manufactured product. The same total quality rules
apply to source text and executable code as any other part of a product
where human life is involved.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Team Ada: Ada Advocacy Issues (83 & 95)
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Wesley Groleau
> Sent: Friday, February 05, 1999 6:38 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Another Ada vs. C++ fight (long)
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> Here's another request for assistance in a battle that looks like
> it's already
> lost. I unfortunately don't have the time to adequately answer all of the
> misleading (a few are downright false) claims here. Anyone is
> welcome to throw
> in response to specific items. Please, though, let's not have
> several reposts
> of the entire presentation just to answer one line. Of
> particular value are
> quantified empirical evidence.
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> Programming Language Trade Study
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> Introduction/Scope
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