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Marin David Condic wrote:
 > I think that this "Ada Mentality" is in some way blinding

You know, no one loves C and C++ more than I do, but I
don't think I would be any slower coding in Ada than in
either of the above languages (once I got a good working
knowledge of the language, of course). I think it's a
fallacy cherished by Ada programmers that C or C++ will
just accept any garbage, and therefore code can just be
churned out in those languages.