Re: OT: Meaning of the word "free"

[jukano@visto.com (Julio Cano)]

Adrian Knoth <adi@drcomp.erfurt.thur.de> wrote in message news:<9tjno3$fhi$1@drcomp.erfurt.thur.de>...
> Julio Cano <jukano@visto.com> wrote:
> 
> > but can't find a word for "bug-free", just expresions like "libre de
> > errores", "libre de fallos" or "sin fallos".
> 
> But this is a restriction of your language. In German you might use
> "fehlerfrei" which would be a direct translation of "error-free".

Something alike happens to Ada when compared to C++ like languages
(Java, etc.). I mean, by example:
C++:
     Jhony.run();
Ada:
     run (Jhony);

Isn't it like that? It doesn't mean Ada is not OO.

> It is a well known drawback of "French-like" languages (roman anchestory?)
> which use the "reverse expression", commonly with "of/de/avec".

Is it a drawback in Ada too? 
The way we see that is that then 'saxon' way is the reversed one ;)

Bye.