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Perhaps we want to get across the idea:
When you software is important:
Choose Ada.
Few are going to say, at least aloud, "my stuff is not important."
Of course, if it's important, you should use the language that gives
you reliability and power.
Good flyer, Tucker.
Best,
Sam Mize
Jerry van Dijk wrote:
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> > When your software has to fly...
> > Choose Ada.
> >
> > Ada is the language of the International Space Station, Boeing jets,
> > world-wide Air Traffic Control, and the French TGV high-speed train.
>
> etc.
>
> My first impression is: obviously a great language for safety critical
> applications. We do not build safety critical applications, so... we
> stick to C++ (or JAVA, or...)
>
> Does anyone else get the same impression or is this just me again ?
>
> regards,
> Jerry.
>
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