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From: "Christopher Martin" <steamedcrab@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: Ada-like language
Date: 1999/04/18
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Olivier Marcoux wrote in message <3366D07E.C1E62BDE@polymtl.ca>...
>Hello all
>
>I'm searching a list of currently used Ada-like languages
>or Ada-derived languages having almost the same syntax as Ada
>
>Can you help me ? Or do you have web link to a presentation of such
>languages ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Olivier
>
>

Two other languages that have Ada-like constructs to them are 'Mesa' and
'Cedar'.
These were developed at least in part at Xerox PARC. I haven't run across
any
good web resources for these. Nor do I know if they are currently used.

CGM