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From: haven.umd.edu!cs.umd.edu!afterlife!admii!ovation!hipmac1.pica.army.mil!us
er@uunet.uu.net  (Steve Wall)
Subject: Re: Ada Pricing & Quality ?? - Vendors
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In article <rlk.748154105@bonnie>, rlk@bonnie.Rational.COM (Robert
Kitzberger) wrote:

[stuff deleted]
> 
> It's not by accident that Apple develops its software on Unix
> workstations rather than PCs/Macs, and it's not by accident that large
> systems are developed on Unix systems, VAXes, R1000s, etc. rather
> than PCs, often in Ada.
> 
Just picking a small nit really, but Apple doesn't develop it's software
on Unix workstations, at least not the majority of it.  They develop their
Mac software on Macs, using their own Mac Programmer's Workshop (MPW) shell
and compilers for that shell.  

Steve Wall