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the gcc version of ada is really good. unless you can't get a version of gcc for your target, it is probably OK for 'regular' (non high reliability, external ce
by bdavis__ 7y ago
the gcc version of ada is really good. unless you can't get a version of gcc for your target, it is probably OK for 'regular' (non high reliability, external certification) uses.
if you want support, or support a target out of the mainstream, then the AdaCore product is the place to go (or another commercial vendor).
ada is also very portable across vendors (since 2000 or so). the only language easier to go from vendor A to vendor B is fortran.