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From: j_green@icrf.icnet.uk (Jacky)
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Subject: HELP!! What makes a good Ada program??
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Date: Mon, 30 Jan 1995 10:17:06 +0000
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Date: 1995-01-30T10:17:06+00:00
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Hello All,

 I am doing a project, producing a set of criteria for 
applying to an already written program which will allow
the written program to be assessed according to whatever
criteria you have developed.  So progs can be judged against
one another, given merit points etc if necessary.

Okay it is all a bit vague and sketchy, -arent all projects?!

Does anyone please have any ideas for the criteria, apart
from the obvious, readability, reliability stuff.
What criteria you would specify and why?  And maybe even
small examples of code to back up and justify chosing
that particular criteria.

Any help on this would very helpful.
Please email direct if poss.

Thanks in anticipation.


J. Green