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Subject: Re: memory leakages with Ada?
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"DPH" <rally2xs@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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[snip]
> Windows and Unix/Linux?  Can you get an equally reliable program from
> an experienced C++ prgrammer with sophisticated tools that you get
> from an experienced Ada programmer for which the same tools don't
> exist?

A couple of questions I find more more interesting are:

  Can you get an equally reliable program from a inexperienced C++
programmer with sophisticated tools than you get from a inexperienced Ada
programmer for which the same tools don't exist?

And:

  Can you get an equally reliable program from a experienced C++ programmer
with sophisticated tools than you get from a inexperienced Ada programmer
for which the same tools don't exist?

  Although I don't know what this has to do with memory leaks in Ada.

SteveD

> Dave Head
>