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From: dR_Zeuss <dRzeussus@whovil.com>
Subject: Design Methodologies w/Ada95
Date: 1998/07/19
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Does anyone know of a good book on Ada95.  I am not looking for just
code but something that will provide insight into design, structures,
etc.

They have us coding, but will not provide structure or interface
guidelines.  I suppose it better that way.  It keeps the project costs
down.  Hell, if they trained us think of the lose when they lay us off
in a couple of months.  They are so far over budget, I can see the
Engineers will take it up the butt again.  Remember when all is lost, it
is the programmers who will be blamed.