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From: David Gillon <David.Gillon@gecm.com>
Subject: Re: Future of Ada?
Date: 1999/01/13
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Jim wrote:
>  I've heard a lot of talk that Ada is kind of
> dying out and that not even the military is using it any more. 

Has anyone spouting that kind of talk actually asked the military? I can
assure you there are plenty of military programs using Ada out there.
There's still no more appropriate language for safety critical or
mission critical apps, IMO.

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David Gillon
MAv Rochester