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Subject: Re: Why are Ada compilers difficult to write ?
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Dan'l Miller <optikos@verizon.net> wrote:
> C++ is close to surpassing Ada as the programming language with generous
> amounts of concurrency built •directly• into the language, not such
> rinkydink library wrappers as it was formerly.  Wake up.
>

Also, cleverly the language seems to continue its tradition of playing into
the hands of programmers who enjoy building a multitasking solution rather
than using one.