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From: Bob Lusk <bob_lusk@swbell.net>
Subject: Re: Ada development and OSes...
Date: 1998/03/04
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VxWorks from Wind River Systems seems to be a good choice.  It's on the
expensive side but provides a lot of features and seems to be pretty
bullet proof.  It supports a number of processor/board environments.  It
has been to Mars...

Nicolas Ollinger wrote:
> 
> Ada seems to be used in a lot of embeded systems... I heard
> about 68000 and others motherboards but which OS is used ?