Re: Ada for high speed rail control systems

[trungtruc.nguyen.2012@gmail.com]

Le samedi 6 juillet 2013 09:51:24 UTC+2, Mike H a écrit :
> In message <3e9d37b8-0314-474e-b819-6f15f104eaa9@googlegroups.com>, 
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> trungtruc.nguyen.2012@gmail.com writes
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> >Hi,
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> >I am an embedded software student (I don't know much about hardware). I 
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> >would like to work in railway control systems. If someone works in this 
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> >field, please tell me what I should learn? I have knowledge about 
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> >real-time Ada (Concurrent : tasks, synchronisation et communications; 
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> >scheduling...) but I don't know about hardware (chips, 
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> >microprocessors...) can I work in this area?
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> The software level is where the real challenges lie. Take a look at the 
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> "driver-less" Docklands Light Railway. It has had two major accidents, 
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> both when a train was under manual control!
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> -- 
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> The thing I like best about the Internet is that no one
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> knows that, in reality, I am just another old dog!
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> Mike Hopkins
Thanks, Mike. In fact, I'am in French, so working in TGV, metro domain is one of the my best choice. I searched some job offers, and their requirements are simply a programmer  with Ada programming experience, or sometime with experience in hardware. That's why I posted this question.
Thanks again.