Re: Language support for flexible handling of system-detected errors.

["Greg Bek" <gbek@bigpond.net.au>]

"Adam Tissa" <verb_precedes_adjective@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Tarjei T. Jensen" <tarjei.jensen@kvaerner.com> wrote:
>
> ....
> Not too many vendors left.
> ACT is the only one I can think of  and they have a free unsupported
> version and a supported  version that they want six figures per seat
> for. I guess that the DOD and a few companies stuck with legacy Ada
> based DOD source code maintenance contracts are their only customers.
>

Gee, last time I was at an Ada Resource Association Meeting there were
attendees
from:
    ACT
    Aonix
    Averstar (Formerly Intermetrics)
    DDC-I
    Greenhills
    OC Systems
    Rational

Last time I checked the ARA website, www.adaic.com , there were vendors who
had recently certified compilers.

As a side note: every air traveller relies on Ada every time they fly.  The
aircraft they
are flying probably has Ada running in its' avionics or communications
system, the
Air Traffic Control sytem that directs their flight, the GPS Satellites and
associated
ground control stations all rely on Ada.

Greg Bek
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