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Date: Wed, 09 Mar 2011 15:16:25 +0100
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On 09.03.11 12:38, localhost@example.org wrote:

>> If you want to buy a commercial C++ compiler, then
>> are you saying that commercial Ada compilers are more
>> expensive than the C++ ones?
> 
> Yes, much. Compare an Ada toolchain with Visual C++ or Intel C++ products.

Last time I heard that one must prepare for a few $$$$
to be payed for a supported edition of Visual C++.  Supported
as in the Ada sense of "support".

Don't know about the Ada language currently in full Atego/Aonix
ObjectAda, but it looks quite inclusive WRT tools.