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From: robert_dewar@my-dejanews.com
Subject: Re: The future of Ada
Date: 1999/03/12
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In article <36E96E42.26AD@sandia.gov>,
  gjdodri@sandia.gov wrote:
> Gordon Dodrill wrote:
>
> Even though the larger project has dropped Ada, there is
> a  smaller (about 5 persons) project that is still
> committed to  the use of Ada.  About 70% of my time is
> commited to this  project, so we still have a foot in the
> door for the future, and I will continue to campaign for
> Ada.

So, Gordon, the tactic is clear, make sure this smaller
project is a super success :-)

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