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Date: 22 Feb 93 03:40:08 GMT
From: darwin.sura.net!erau!erau!not-for-mail@gatech.edu  (Bill)
Subject: Re: Ada in space
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rlk@VisiCom.COM (Bob Kitzberger) writes:

>bill@db.erau.edu (Bill) writes:

>>If you have an opinion/fact that you think I could use, please E-mail
>>me since I don't really want to sift through the net
>>looking for responses.  After all, my report is due soon....

>Sheesh!

>pramga Flame(On);

>Hopefully, if you ever become gainfully employed in the industry,
>you'll spend some time researching solutions to problems, rather
>than simply asking others on the net to provide their opinions,
>and slap something together at the last minute.

>No wonder you don't like Ada -- it's not a language for the impatient.

>pramga Flame(Off);


The net news is only one source I am using, and I have done lots of research
before on Ada.  This is just one way to get some info from people in the field.
Do you have any other ideas on how I could reach this many people that use Ada?
If you do I would like to hear them.  This research is mostly for myself anyway
,
since my report is just a piddly little 5-minute oral report in an introductory
level space course.  I have been curious about Ada and how it is used outside
my little shell of a world here at college, and I now know much more than I use
d
too.  I thank all the others who gave me loads of information, and even phone
numbers where I can find out more.

BTW, I do like Ada.  C is great and versatile if you can get away with hacking
together a small program, but I would much rather use Ada for large systems.

Later,

	Bill