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From: longra@HSDP1.BROOKS.AF.MIL ("Rick A Long")
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Subject: Ada and Objects (ala Smalltalk)
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Hello netters, I've a question that y'all may be able to help me with.  I'm
looking at writing software that's been traditionally written in "true" object
languages such as Smalltalk and Object LISP in Ada (yes, it's a government
contract requiring Ada).  The project deals with intelligent tutors. 
I'd like to find out any experience, positive or negative, you've had using a
procedural language (Ada or PASCAL) on similar projects.  I'd also like to hear
any theoretical talk, also.

You can send your responses to me directly or post them in info-ada.  If
there's enough interest, I'll post the results.  Thanks in advance,

Rick Long
longra@hqhsd.brooks.af.mil