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From: Andreas Winckler <andreas.winckler@frqnet.de>
Subject: Re: Ada95 in Germary
Date: 2000/01/11
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Harald Schmidt wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> ...I am new to Ada, my primary programming language
> is Smalltalk, but I am interested in which companies
> using Ada. The number of Companies using Smalltalk
> are still small, but I never heard any Company
> using Ada95.

Why don't you first learn how our country's name is written in english?
;-)

Then see http://ada-deutschland.de/ for more.


AW

PS: We use Ada95 for air traffic control systems.