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Subject: Re: How to make Ada popular. Get rid of ";" at end of statement.
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Am Mittwoch, 24. Juli 2019 16:06:07 UTC+2 schrieb John Perry:

> Sure, you *can* do it, but almost no one does, because... well, "it's com=
plicated."

In analogy, if you travel somewhere, do you leave your house open, let all =
things lay around and let all devices run unobserved? Or do you close all d=
oors and windows, hide all important things, and ask your trustworthy neigh=
bor to observe your house? The former strategy is quick and convenient whil=
e the latter one is complicated -- but safe!

Regarding cars, if the industry really depends on C/C++ for safety critical=
 devices, I should reconsider my way of driving in the future. Ada or Rust =
(when mature) should be standard here!