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From: warwicks@telusplanet.net (Chris Warwick)
Subject: Re: Boeing 777 and Ada
Date: 1999/01/21
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In article <784jjs$1il$1@fleetstreet.Austria.EU.net>, "Werner Pachler" <werner.pachler@austria.ncr.com> wrote:
>a couple of days ago somebody mentioned that most (or all?) of the Boeing's
>software is written in Ada. Can somebody provide more details, such as
>how much lines of code, how much modules, what systems, what
>operating system/hardware used, etc.?
>(Or where i can find this information!).

There was also an interesting article in CrossTalk on things from a 
programmatic perspective...

http://www.stsc.hill.af.mil/CrossTalk/1996/jan/Boein777.html