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From: J Florio <jfflorio@erols.com>
Subject: Re: language design lessons learned from Ada
Date: 1997/10/06
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Matt's references are still the best place to start.  Look at
http://www.adahome.com/Resources/References.html

  - Jack Florio

Arthur Evans Jr wrote:

> Recently Uday Ivaturi asked about the history of Ada.  Matthew Heaney
> provided excellent answers to this request.
>
> However, I have a related request: Where might anyone have recorded in a
> scholarly fashion issues about language design that were learned in the
> design of Ada, either Ada-83 or Ada-95?  These would be results of
> interest to one involved in design of programming languages.
>
> Art Evans
>
> Arthur Evans Jr, PhD
> Ada Consulting
> evans@evans.pgh.pa.us