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From: jls@netcom.COM (Jim Showalter)
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Subject: Re: c++ vs ada results
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>What he said was that he found that it was very hard to write reusable
>code libraries that are very space-efficient, very time-efficient,
>usable, and reusable by a wide range of applications.

He also said that he saw, as a consequence, a pattern of bifurcation
of programmers into two general categories: library designer and
library client. My point was a reinforcement of this.
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