Re: How many different processors do you use?

[dennison@telepath.com]

In article <7jomhf$l5e$1@nnrp1.deja.com>,
  muddy_buddy@my-deja.com wrote:
> In article <7jn75i$5d5$1@nnrp1.deja.com>,

> modules.  Like I said, I like Ada.  However if the Legacy TI part of
> Raytheon is typical of Raytheon as a whole, that alone would be a big
> chunk of the defense industry in the US.  I also admit, due in part to
> dislike of Ada, we never tried Ada 95 in any of the programs I worked.
>

That's odd. A year and a half ago I got no less than 3 job offers from
various TI sites in the N. Dallas area to do Ada work. Have things
changed that drasticly?

> > > Your 10K figure is a bogus one picked out of the air. Many
> > > universities had Ada, none I know paid anywhere near 10K.
> >
> > > The 10k number as the price I remember for the development
> > > system we got.
> I remember it being looked at pretty hard.  Does anyone have some
> price lists from the 80's.  You have already used arguments about
> Ada 95 to dispute one point about what happened in the 80's so
> I am curious about which view is right.

I know the SunAda (83) compiler went for about that price. But they
(like most Ada vendors) offered a hefty discount to Universities.


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