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The point is that many benefits ascribed to C to justify use of C arent unique to C and therefore dont immediately justify it. Then I corroborate that with seve
by nickpsecurity 10y ago
The point is that many benefits ascribed to C to justify use of C arent unique to C and therefore dont immediately justify it. Then I corroborate that with several examples including Ada. You got that much right.
The nobody does part seems off given amount of customers companies like AdaCore have and how much is recurring business. Safety-critical industries like tools that help software work correctly from the start. A significant chunk, esp in aerospace, use Ada.