In article <9okttn$o26$1@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu>, Bobby D. Bryant says...
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>In article <mailman.1001216841.11614.comp.lang.ada@ada.eu.org>, "Aba
>A�over" <aba_a@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> Our professor told us that we have to
>> make a software project that would be able to
>> show the powers of the Ada
>> language compared to the
>> other programming languages. Can you please
>> give me some ideas on what
>> types of software project
>> we can do in order to show this?
>
>Show off the built-in support for distributed computing and
>multitasking.

I'd second that. If you want to show off Ada's capabilities, you'll need to pick
a tasking or distributed example. If you pick tasking, pretty much any compiler
will do. But if you want to do a distributed example, right now only Gnat (the
GNU Ada compiler) supports it properly.

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