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Ada: New features, same performance for the embedded market

Monday September 3, 2007

Jose Ruiz describes some of the the advantages of using Ada for developing embedded systems in this month’s Micro Technology Europe magazine.

“The complexity of embedded software increases at least at the same pace as the processing power of the processors used. Additionally, many embedded applications require high reliability or are safety-critical. To meet these demands a programming language needs high-level features that support sound software engineering…”

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