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Subject: Re: tutorial for concurrent programming techniques (in Ada).
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You were right, the first book is a gem, even the style of writing appeals me a lot. It seems clearer, closer to the Ada programmer's need, while the other spends seems (more) bent on selling the language to newcomers.