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From: Jerry Petrey <gpetrey@hercii.mar.lmco.com>
Subject: Re: What language was used on Deep Space 1?
Date: 1999/07/30
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Al Christians wrote:
> 
> JPL's Deep Space 1 probe just did quite well using an advanced
> autopilot.  JPL did use Ada on their Mars mission a little while
> back.  Did Deep Space 1 use it too?  Can anyone here tell how this
> software was built?
> 
> Al

Ada was used on the Cassini mission to Saturn (in transit now).  
I'm not aware of its use on any Mars missions.

Jerry
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