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On Wednesday, June 27, 2018 at 8:55:35 AM UTC-6, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:
> Ada is strong on VxWorks, thanks to AdaCore. In your opinion, would this 
> have positive or negative consequences, or maybe none?

I don't think it will have negative consequences, contrawise I don't think that it will have much impact on the positive side of things either. (Simple fact: VxWorks is a much smaller/more-uncommon system than Windows or Linux.)

Having a good up-to-date compiler for the release of x86_64 OpenVMS may even prove to be more beneficial than VxWorks, ultimately... though AFAIK/TTBOMK there's not any intention for any modern compiler there.