@alg0w @nullagent Fans would do whatever they wish for and asking them to do otherwise is at least wishful thinking.

The fact #Rust doesn't have #ISO standard is IMVHO a blessing - getting anything standardised is a painful process, then #Rust somehow avoided adding nonsense contrary to C++.

Not worries about the license at all - it let #Ferrocene and #AdaCore work on their safety certified products w/o rewriting the whole code.

#Rust could be better w/bounded types, still a lot can be done.

@alg0w @nullagent I know plenty. I think in matters from what industry they're coming from.

#AdaCore, the company behind significant #Ada and #SPARK work invested in #Rust as well. And I think they're experts in the domain.

Open-Source Ada: From Gateware to Application

by Olivier Henley – Feb 10, 2025. The Neorv32 BIOS project demonstrates how Ada can serve as a powerful alternative to C in open-source embedded development. Using a fully open-source stack—including Neorv32 (a VHDL-based RISC-V softcore), the ULX3S FPGA board, and an open FPGA toolchain—this…

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"In this walkthrough, we’ll show that Ada can be fun and easy to learn. Although the language is famous for safety-critical systems, we will use it as a modern, general-purpose programming language and try out some new features from Ada 2022 along the way."

https://blog.adacore.com/introduction-to-ada-a-project-based-exploration-with-rosettas

#adalang #adacore

Introduction to Ada: a project-based exploration with rosettas

by Romain Gora – Sep 01, 2025. Discover Ada through a fun, project-based tutorial! Learn the language’s clarity, safety, and modern features while building an SVG rosetta generator. A fresh, visual way to explore Ada 2022.

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Introduction to Ada: a project-based exploration with rosettas

by Romain Gora – Sep 01, 2025. Discover Ada through a fun, project-based tutorial! Learn the language’s clarity, safety, and modern features while building an SVG rosetta generator. A fresh, visual way to explore Ada 2022.

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@adanskana Eh? that isn't really true? It is essentially the same situation with GCC, which needs GCC to bootstrap.

(then again, #AdaCore is a nasty business which makes this immensely hard on purpose ... but it is doable)

Apparently it's a myth that #ada can't be #GPL3 (a backwards way to word it, for sure). This seems to say that I can't use #Adacore / #GNAT Community Edition and I should use the alire toolchain instead https://ada-lang.io/docs/learn/overview/debunking-ada-myths#ada-code-does-not-have-to-be-gpl
Debunking Ada Myths | Ada Programming Language

These are written in the truthful form, rather than stating the myth.

Can anyone explain what this means -- is it saying that anything I compile with this is essentially #GPL3 (because of libraries?) #ada #adacore #gnat
AdaCore at FOSDEM 2023

by Fabien Chouteau – Feb 02, 2023.

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Glad to see #FramaC get a shout out from #AdaCore. #C is one language with tooling for using solvers to prove correctness. Glad to see competition here. They’re moving the whole industry forward.

https://www.adacore.com/uploads/technical-papers/2016-10-SPARK-MisraC-FramaC.pdf