Re: Gauntlet thrown: OOPSLA program

[sgi!odin!davemc@ames.arc.nasa.gov (David McAllister)]

In article <1993Jun24.170125.12325@cs.ucf.edu> crigler@longwood (James Crigler)
 writes:
>Gregory Aharonian replied (in part) to my original post:
>: : 
>: : Jim, in the spirit of competitiveness that you are showing hear, let
>: : ... I have not seen the OOPSLA material you have,
>: : but when I do I will show you how to read between the lines.  If you
>: : call up all of the people on the program, and ask them where there
>: : funding comes from, you will find DARPA funding C++/Smalltalk/Lisp
>: : stuff ten to one over Ada in OOPSLA sponsorship.  Thanks to such funding,
>: : Ada-whatever is dead in the OOPSLA world.
>: [ Partial history of OOP deleted.]
>
>Well, I posted the paragraphs from the brochure, and have heard
>ABSOLUTELY NOTHING since.  Are we all mulling the meaning of
>it?  Are we all so positively stupified that we can't type?
>Are we giving the vendors time to get 47 signatures for
>permission to reveal they are exhibiting?  Is resonding to
>someone (me) who declares himself a pro-lifer in his sig
>beneath our dignity?  (<-- More flame bait.)  Was there a sale
>on question marks at Woolworth's?
>
>Come on vendors, respond! Are you exhibiting at OOPSLA?
>
>Jim Crigler

Well, Silicon Graphics will be at the show... and if we can work
the logistics of being in Seattle at Tri-Ada one week and D.C. the
next week, we'll have Ada in the booth, and on the juried demos
as well.

While we're probably not what you refer to as an Ada vendor, I 
thought I'd add my bit as well.

Feel free to stop by and see us, no matter what your language choice.

Dave  McAllister
Ada Product Manager
Silicon Graphics, Inc.

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