Re: F22 Raptor in slashdot.org

[Dmytry Lavrov <m31415@mail.ru>]

Wojtek Narczynski wrote:
> 
> Dmytry,
> 
> You may not be 100% correct about this. If you were also subscribed to
> team-ada@acm.org you could have read a post from Roger Racine stating
> "(...) My company wrote the software for the Apollo program, in
> assembly code. Our country's strategic missiles have software written
> in assembly code. I firmly believe that both those systems had (for
> Apollo) and have (for our missiles) very few defects. But the cost of
> the analysis and testing for both of those programs were -quite- high.
> (...)" (I hope RR wouldn't mind getting cited). So it is really more
> about costs. Companies that work for the gov't are not interesting in
> lowering those costs. But I guess many people, definitely including
> me, would love to hear what has been used to create software for
> russian space programmes and aircrafts. Little information is
> publically available about this.
> 
> Regards,
> Wojtek

I really don't know what soft was used. I'm does not work,worked,and
newer will work for russian gov.I'm was born in Lietuva.