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From: david.c.hoos.sr@ada95.com
Subject: Re: Microsoft & Ada
Date: 1998/05/11
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In article <3556719D.32D52430@pipeline.com>,
  Daren Scot Wilson <darenw@pipeline.com> wrote:
>
> In a recent posting to comp.lang.ada Markus Kuhn wrote:
> > I asked Microsoft something similar in 1990 at CeBIT, a big German
> > computer fair. Same response. They probably should read in the
> > latest Byte issue the article about the causes for the frequent
> > Windows crashes, where the safety problems of C/C++ are listed
> > as one of the major reasons for the notorious unreliability of
> > applications on Microsoft platforms.
>
> I remember that article.   It was a good one.  Is the text available
> on-line anywhere?
>
> --

It's the April issue, and the article is at
"http://www.byte.com/art/9804/sec5/art1.htm#048cova2"

David C. Hoos, Sr.
> Daren Scot Wilson
> darenw@pipeline.com
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