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From: kim@wacsvax.OZ (Kim Shearer)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Re: Grunt factor
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Date: 22 Feb 90 09:47:47 GMT
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I was a hard core C fan, and still am, however I was forced in
the course of my job to program in ADA. I would have to say that
for large projects that do not make extensive use of the low
level facilities of C, One would be brain damaged to choose C
rather than ADA as the implementation language.

It may be difficult to hach in ADA but as a large system 
language it has some great ideas.

Looking forward to ADA 9X to see if it gets better, or worse.
I think an open mind is the name of the game.