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From: "Hee" <jmmm@netsgo.com>
Subject: Q: some Ada 95 books.
Date: 1999/03/14
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Date: 1999-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
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Hi, I am studying Ada in Korea. Ada is unfamiliar programming language in
Korea because most of Korean programmers use C, C++ and JAVA. They think Ada
is dinosaur in programming language and difficult to learn.
However, Nov. 28. 1998. Ada symposium was held in Some University in Korea.
Many people participate in symposium, include a staff of Aonix,
officials of National Defense, many professors.

Korea has only three Ada 83 books. I managed to get an Ada 95 book from
foreign bookstore in Seoul, Korea but I want some advenced Ada 95 books. I
will be happy someone recommends a proper Ada 95 book.