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> One with a decade of experience with stone axes has no concept of how a
> chainsaw works.  Phil, go out and USE Ada for a year or two, then I'll listen.

I'd like to re-ask my question. What do you do in a finished product in a
high-risk environment when an unanticipated bug (anticipated errors will have
been dealt with in both languages if the programmer is worth his pay) occurs?