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Re: Learning embedded systems - Chris Hills - 19:37 06-03-05

In article <vhipb+E...@phaedsys.demon.co.uk>, Chris Hills
<c...@phaedsys.org> writes
>In article <4...@yahoo.com>, CBFalconer
><c...@yahoo.com> writes
>>Chris Hills wrote:
>>>
>>... snip ...
>>> 
>>> However you have not given any reason why MISRA-C should be free.
>>> There were costs in producing it.
>>
>>There were costs in producing the specifications for Pascal and for
>>Ada, not to mention the costs of implementing them.  IMO both are
>>superior to MISRA in catching errors, yet both are available free
>>of charge.
>
>So? Who paid costs for Pascal and ADA. BTW I thought the US Gov.
>bankrolled Ada
>
>Will you sump up the costs for doing MISRA-C so others can have it free?



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