On 06 Aug 2010, at 06:57, J. David Bryan wrote:
Adriaan van Os wrote:
But there is no such thing like Objective-Ada, is there ? That would be a clear disadvantage of Ada as an intermediate language.
There's no such thing, because Ada has had OOP features (inheritance, polymorphism, abstract procedures and functions, dynamic dispatching) since the 1995 revision.
I think Adriaan was referring to an extension of the Ada language that enables direct interfacing with Objective-C code (including defining subclasses, categories, ...), similar Objective-C++, Objective-Modula2 and Objective-Pascal.
Jonas