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From: dvk@sei.cmu.edu (Daniel Klein)
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Subject: C++ vs. Ada
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Has anyone out there done an (objective) comparison between C++ and Ada for
implementing large scale systems?  I have a need for such a comparison (I
can give more details on the systems area, project size, problem scope, etc.,
if anyone can help).  Some of the issues at hand are ease of design,
implementation, separation of concerns, maintenance, documentation,
software product lifecycle issues, etc.

Please send e-mail to me at dvk@sei.cmu.edu.  Any help will be appreciated.

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