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Date: 5 Sep 93 00:36:40 GMT
From: agate!howland.reston.ans.net!noc.near.net!news.delphi.com!news.delphi.com
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Subject: Re:Johnny Appleseed (aka Greg Aharonian)
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Good Cop Greg
 
>So I have started to seed Ada CDROMs throughout the Boston area.
>In November I plan to be in the Bay Area, and will distribute CDROMs
>I also plan to drop one off at the
>Science Reference Room at the New York Public Library
 
Bad Cop Greg
 
>     It is stuff like this that is killing Ada, not my attitude.
>--
>**************************************************************************
> Greg Aharonian                                      srctran@world.std.com
> Source Translation & Optimization                            617-489-3727
> P.O. Box 404, Belmont, MA 02178
 
Nothing kills strong marketing faster than a weak product.
Walnut Creek's Ada CDROM rates an A+ in my opinion, but in one directory
there lurks a most hideous program produced by none other than STO (see
above).  If anyone wishes a test drive, the program (called ADA_COST.EXE)
resides in:
 
\ASR\MSDOSADA\ADA_MET1.ZIP  Ada metric analyzer & software cost estimator
 
According to the marketing blurb in the zip file, the executable was
created using STO's reusable Ada source code library. If the quality of 
a reuse library compares to this product, I'll pass.
 
Lon Smithers :-!.  % no backtracking