Re: ADA in military?

["J.B." <su22@polbox.com>]

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yes i,m very intrested!
sorry for such a long absense but i had some problems with connecting to
news
thank you everybody for any help
james

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> Several military software engineers I know that once worked on flight
> simulators and prototype avionic development ended up leaving their pooly
> paid defense industry masters and taking huge salary increases to go
writing
> commercial flight sim software. Mind you most of the RAD was done in C on
> Alphas or Silicon Graphics Irix boxes so whether they can offer you any
Ada
> insights. Ada was left to those that had to write 1000 lines of
> documentation per 1 line of code ;-)
>
> If you're interested in avionics stuff I'd ask the commercial flight sim
> boys over the people coding the "real" thing. From what I've seen of
actual
> military aircraft software I think that any commercial software is
probably
> of a more interesting nature anyway. If it's too complex it's too
difficult
> to prove and test, so avionic software tends to be simple, well known,
well
> understood algorithms. It's just how you bolt it together.
>
> Nick
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>
> "Just love those laser guided bombs, they're really great for righting
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> "J.B." <su22@polbox.com> wrote in message news:93sntf$rkd$1@news.tpi.pl...
> > does anybody know something about using ADA in military aicrafts
systems?
> > thank you for any help.
> > james.
> >
> >
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