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On 02-Apr-14 15:39, Randy Brukardt wrote:
> It's possible that there are things one could do at link-time to cut such
> overhead (there is for MI, for instance), but that would require an all-Ada
> system (which is a rarity these days).

An all-Ada [build] system would, IMO, be a great thing; especially if we 
were to use formal methods and get the base nice and formally proven -- 
that /is/ the end-goal for my SQUID project: formal verification of the 
translator (and, to a lesser degree, tools).