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From: Rich Maggio <maggior@world2u.com>
Subject: Re: Ada for C programmers
Date: 1996/12/24
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I have now discovered Adahome.  Thanks to you all for your responses.  I
am
glad to see that there is a book in the works as well.  Compliments to
the
author of the article that compares C/C++ syntax with Ada.  Oh where
were
you in September??? :-).  It is FANTASTIC.  What I really liked about it 
was it told you not only how to do "C" things in Ada, but told you what
things you could NOT do.  For example - Ada doesn't have the equivalent
to
"continue" in "C".  

Rich Maggio