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From: Scott Moody <scott@PLATO.DS.BOEING.COM>
Subject: Beaujolais prize question
Date: 1997/08/19
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Could anyone point me to web information
that described the Beaujolais prize for Ada 83, and now Ada 95?

I have lost the link, but thought it was off some FAQ somewhere.

I do remember the prize was about finding loopholes
in the language where you could 'add' a 'use' clause to
a correct program, and it would then not be correct (at runtime)
anymore. Or something like that.

Thanks.

scott moody