Re: Embeddinator-4000 begetting an Ada-cross-platform future?

["Dan'l Miller" <optikos@verizon.net>]

Other than language-projecting via full automation the SDKs of modern popular OSes to Ada (as proposed here via extending Embedinnator-4000 for language-projections to Ada in much the same way that it is being extended for language-projections to C++), what else can be done to invigorate excitement about Ada as a better competitor to C++ in all of C++'s marketspaces?  C++/WinRT is apparently rehabilitating C++ within Microsoft in areas of the company where UI/UX performance or UI/UX interfacing with C++/processor-native-compiled-language backend processing is coming under increasing scrutiny.  Other than lacking symbolic debugging on iOS devices (and a few LLVM-backend-oriented prerequisites thereof), there is no real reason for Ada to be left out of C++'s recent advances in enacting a C++ comeback.

https://docs.ElementsCompiler.com

Vaguely analogously, RemObjects is making a similar-but-technically-quite-different ploy as its breakthrough marketing strategy:  ObjectPascal (rebranded as Oxygene) and C# (rebranded as Hydrogene) and Java (rebranded as Iodine) and Swift (rebranded as Silver) are being merged into one enormous confederated compiler (branded as Elements) with a shared(-to-some-degree) AST, so that apps can be written in any of {Java, Swift, C#, ObjectPascal} on all of the {Windows, desktop Java SDK, Android SDK, Objective-C SDK for iOS, Objective-C SDK for MacOS}.  No one else has Java or Swift targeting the Windows SDK.*  No one else has Java targeting the iOS or MacOS SDKs.*  Not even C#-everywhere Xamarin has C# app development •both• 1) inside the JVM able to invoke (and be invoked by) Java or Kotlin easily & intimately and 2) in processor-native machine code outside the JVM for backend-processing libraries and for invoking (and being invoked by) app-domain JNI bridges (as opposed to Xamarin.Android's C#-to-SDK infrastructural bridges, not at the app-domain level).  Wouldn't it be awesome for one of the Ada-compiler vendors to have a joint-venture or ownership relationship with RemObjects to bring Ada into the Elements confederated-compiler world that would suddenly open Ada up to targeting Android, iOS, and MacOS (and the JVM & CLR again)?

* other than defunct unmaintained one-off experiments years ago

A much bigger marketspace is within Ada's reach.  Other languages and other compiler vendors are pioneers into new frontiers.  There is no real reason for Ada & its compiler vendors to not be among those pioneers at the same time right now.