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From: matwood%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Mark Atwood)
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Subject: Book "Developing with Ada -- Life-Cycle Models"
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Date: 5 Mar 93 03:26:46 GMT
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Date: 1993-03-05T03:26:46+00:00
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A co-worker of mine got a book to work that I started browsing through,
"Developing with Ada -- Life-Cycle Models" by Bruce Krell.  It looks
good, putting together aspects of several other methodologies, while
warning against panaceas and religious conversions.

But best of all, IT HAS *REAL* EXAMPLES.

I've hunted high and low for real examples of things done right.  This
has got them, including the target acqisition system of the Light-weight
Attack Helicopter, which he worked on.

What are anyone else's opinion of this book?

-- 
Mark Atwood                  :: Being a kitten is it's own excuse.
matwood@peruvian.cs.utah.edu :: 
The University has enough problems without being blamed for mine.