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From: ron thompson <thompsor@admin.tc.faa.gov>
Subject: Re: Ada used to develop Medical Analytical Systems
Date: 1996/04/04
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Phil Snarski <murdock@mail.erols.com> wrote:
>The developer is Tegimenta, their product is high percision >analytical systems used in hospitals and laboratories, to >perform in-=
vitro diagnostics. The application is 220,000 >lines of code, developed on the HP 9000/ series 400 and 700 >running under UNIX. Alsy=
s development environment and Cadre >Teamwork is used by Tegimenta engineers. Have you heard of >this project  and if so where can I=
 get more info. on the
>requirment specifications used to develop this applictaion?
>I am also trying to find out how much of the application was >written in Ada?

By all means, anyone with info on this please speak up!
It would be good to hear of such a reality, as it is somewhat
discouraging to believe that any really good Ada action is
the result of some mandate or other. This is the kind of 
project that needs a little bit of promotion to the rest of
the world.

rct

The opinion(s) above are mine and mine alone.