Re: Ada requires too much typing!

["Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com>]

"Maciej Sobczak" <see.my.homepage@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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On 8 Cze, 10:53, "Martin Krischik" <krisc...@users.sourceforge.net>
wrote:

>> > In other words, you have been exposed to the overly object-oriented
>> > style.
>>
>> And how is that any better then the over templatized way used today?
>
>You mean - how is that any worse. :-)
>
>The overly object-oriented style (OOO (tm)) promotes or even relies on
>overly dynamic memory management model.
>This naturally leads to Pointers Everywhere Driven Development (PEDD).

Maybe in C++, but in Ada, if you are defining OOP using pointers, you are 
doing something wrong. (Probably copying a crappy design from some other 
language.) There should be almost no visible access types (and I say almost 
only to allow the accessor magic of Ada 2012).

When this is done, even the use of objects of 'Class can be managed with 
Ada.Containers, and any needed dynamic allocation can be completely hidden 
from the program. (And it rarely is needed in the first place.)

                                 Randy.