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From: Matthew Corey <mcorey@itsnet.com>
Subject: Re: Didja ever notice?
Date: 1997/08/09
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Date: 1997-08-09T00:00:00+00:00
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John Gluth wrote:
> 
> That everyone you ever run into who HASN'T done any Ada
> software is an expert on Ada and all of it's shortcomings?
> 
> ;-)

I have very limited experience with Ada( A college class in it and much
independent research(read- 'playing') and I think that Ada is a much
better general-purpose language than C++.  This is from a well seasoned
C/C++ engineer.

<see subject> that most managers consider software engineering "too
hard, not worth the effort, or overrated", but they're aren't there to
help with maintanence and improvements?