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From: zebl1@bobcat.east-tenn-st.edu (Eric B. Lemings)
Subject: Prediction: C++ vs. Ada
Date: 1996/03/18
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Date: 1996-03-18T00:00:00+00:00
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"Ada will increasingly challenge C++ as the industry's language of choice."

Not because of the pros or cons of either language, but because of Ada's
initiative in software reuse.  As the importance of software reuse becomes
evident to all, developers will look towards the language that has the most
activity in software reuse and the largest reuseable software base.

Eric Lemings