Wow, not everyday see a person who knows Ada Language.
Do you professional code on Ada or it is just a hobby? Is it worth to learn it for interesting job (military or something else)?
The world runs on C
Sry, expected just the UNIX hater with random quotes from email archives in the code box shilling something like LISP or Java or whatever memelang comes into his mind.
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Hobby for now, still learning how to use it properly. If you seek the easy road to employment just go for c/c++.
I think however, that Ada, or Spark, is a much better way to program embedded systems than C/C++.
Somewhat related, if you look at Structured text used for PLC programming, the language is derived from the Pascal/Algol family, same as Ada. I think they did that for a reason.
Why not JavaScript, you low-level luddite?
It's literally slower than GCC at -O0. And produces slower code.
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I had a teacher who used to be in the military and worked at a nuclear control center. He unironically says Ada is his favorite language and he loves it.
inline bool carry(unsigned x, unsigned y){ return x+y < x;}
every compiler worth its salt will recognise this idiom if optimisation is turned on and use the carry flag you retard
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