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On 08.06.12 23:35, Jeffrey Carter wrote:

>> 3. How about the quality and availablity of supporting tools like
>> debuggers and profilers?
>
> One nice thing about Ada is not needing to use a debugger.

ObjectAda's is a programmable debugger.  I imagine that to check
the values of a variable for different inputs to the program
might be nicely automatic, better than studying trace outputs.