Re: Is Ada preferred over C/C++ for the realtime domain?

[alm@gtd.es (Antonio López)]

> It did tend to get interpreted as "The DoD is ditching Ada!!!", which is
> understandable, but incorrect. There are still lots of DoD software projects
> that use Ada because it is well suited to a wide range of their problems.
> There are also lots of commercial Ada projects as well - especially where
> high reliability, long project life and real-time/embedded considerations
> are a big deal.

Also, I think that bindings will increase the use of the Ada language
in areas where is not posible to perform the whole developpement in
Ada.
The most critical components of an application can be written in Ada
and compiled as a Dll for his use, while the rest of the application
can be developped in C++, Java, ...

Antonio