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Jerry Petrey wrote:

> There are also quite a few Ada jobs (even outside the so-called mandated
> world) and a considerably smaller number of programmers available and thus
> rather nice salaries generally.

Doing Ada exclusively can really limit one's geographic local. 
Working in C and C++ does not pose such strict boundaries.   You can
do C and C++ in most major metro areas.   Finding a good Ada project to
work on in your favorite metro area can be a far more daunting task.
Ada simply doesn't have the market saturation that C/C++ enjoys.

If you want to be stable geographically, limiting your language of
choice
to just Ada can be extremely frustrating.

Dan Sivertson