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Date: 15 Jan 92 06:09:34 GMT
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enet.coe.montana.edu!ogicse!milton!mfeldman@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Michael Feldm
an)
Subject: Re: Ada statement
Message-ID: <1992Jan15.060934.17680@milton.u.washington.edu>
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In article <3848@aldebaran.cs.nps.navy.mil> schweige@taurus.cs.nps.navy.mil (Je
ffrey M. Schweiger) writes:
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>
>So tell me, what can't you do in Ada that you can do in C (not necessarily
>by the same method, and with the same ease)?  I'm not saying that one language
>might not be better than another for specific applications, but I felt your
>comment merited some response.  I don't view it as a case of 'political
>correctness.'  Ada compilers have been written in Ada.
>
A masterful understatement, Jeff. The Janus, TeleSoft and Alsys compiler
families, accounting for a significant proportion of the validations,
are all written in Ada. For the record: Verdix codes in C, Meridian in
Pascal and C, DEC (still I think) in BLISS.

Mike

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