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From: Jacob Sparre Andersen <jacob@jacob-sparre.dk>
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Subject: Re: Blurb re: AdaCore in latest issue of Trains Magazine!
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Michael Feldman wrote:

> P.S. Please write -- to the newsgroup or just to me -- if you're aware
> of any current projects in the rail industry, using Ada or SPARK or
> related products like CodePeer. Projects in the U.S. would be
> especially interesting. Naturally I will respect confidentiality.

IIRC a French rail signalling project in Ada was discussed in a
presentation at the Ada Europe conference in Stockholm a few years ago.
You may already have it on your list, as it sounded like the system had
been in production (and continued development) for a long time.

One regional railway in Austria is using a new safety system implemented
in Ada, which was presented at the Ada Europe conference in Paris this
summer.

Greetings,

Jacob
-- 
"... while the C compiler will happily generate code for
 almost anything produced by leaning on the keyboard."