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From: "Jeffrey D. Cherry" <jdcherry@utech.net>
Subject: Re: Linux Kernel in Ada. Repost
Date: 1999/04/08
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Bruce MacDonald wrote:
> 
> I have been casting about trying to find out if anyone is rewriting the Linux
> kernel in a high level language, such as Ada.
> Is anyone else interested in a project like this? Would the Intermetrics C2Ada
> tool be the appropriate starting place for this project?

I'd be interested ... sounds like fun.  I'm not sure about the C2Ada
tool since I have no experience with it myself.  However, I don't see
how it could hurt and at the very least would automate at least a
portion of the process.

Regards,

Jeffrey D. Cherry
Senior IV&V Analyst
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