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From: warack@eecs.umich.edu (Christopher Warack)
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Subject: Ada Outlook in AW&ST
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Coincident with the discussion here on "tools," Aviation Week has a short
article in it's "Electronic Intelligence" summary.

Reproduced from June 24,1991 Aviation Week & Space Technology, p. 61:

"Ada, the Defense Dept. mandatory computer language for all new electronic
systems, has spawned a substantial industry to develop tools and software
for computers and microprocessors using the new language.  The Ada industry
had a difficult year financially in 1990, but appears to be recovering in
1991, according to a report published by Focused Ada Research, in Falls
Church, Va.  The report forecasts 20% growth rate by 1992, spurred by Ada's
use in commercial avionics and factory automation systems in addition to
military systems.  Work on the new Air Force F-22, the Army RAH-66
Comanche, and updates to older aircraft also will contribute to the growth
in Ada business."

Any typos are mine, the rest is Aviation Weeks :-)