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Den 2021-06-04 kl. 11:18, skrev Jeffrey R. Carter:
> he important qualification in my claim is that the project must be all 
> Ada. When you decide to include things like
> 
>> on that we support Oracle/Postgressql/MS-sql-server
>> And 3 different ways of doing IPC (pipes/sem+shared mem/rabbitMQ)
> 
> then you add complications that this approach cannot deal with.


Well, using a database and IPC mechanisms is not really unheard of in
systems development. Especially not when it is an administrative system,
and not embedded.

-- 
Björn