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From: "Riyaz Mansoor" <s800032@student.uq.edu.au>
Subject: Re: ada writing guide
Date: 2000/04/14
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after reading a whole lot of replies (thanx) i have come to the
understanding that ADA does not have strict code writing standard such as
the ANSI C standard. nobody has mentioned any standard for ADA code writing.
just different formats that different people use.

of course i may be wrong. so is there a standard?

riyaz

ps: somebody replied something about this, but i had to ask.