61. CyberSpace Search! SEARCH THE WEB. Results 1 through 9 of 9 for ada programming. http://www.cyberspace.com/cgi-bin/cs_search.cgi?Terms=ada programming

62. Ada Programming Support Environment From FOLDOC APSE . ada programming Support Environment. tool, project (APSE) A programor set of programs to support software development in the Ada language. http://csai03.is.noda.sut.ac.jp/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?APSE

63. The Vector Board: Ada Programming Language Index of ada programming Tools and Source Code Area. Parent AreaTop of File Areas Vector Board Home Page files.lst 26 bytes http://www.vectorbd.com/bfd/ada/

Index of Ada Programming Tools and Source Code Area Parent Area Top of File Areas Vector Board Home Page files.lst 26 bytes this listing abc_lang.lzh 193142 bytes ***** No description on file ***** acvc.doc 384 bytes ***** No description on file ***** acvcsuit.inf 1408 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada1for.doc 5248 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada1info.inf 3200 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada2for.doc 1536 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada2info.inf 1664 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada_lrm1.lzh 155750 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada_lrm2.lzh 216959 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada_lrm3.lzh 44832 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada_lrm4.lzh 7612 bytes ***** No description on file ***** ada_met1.lzh 98961 bytes ***** No description on file ***** adadoc.inf 9728 bytes ***** No description on file ***** adaed.doc 1920 bytes ***** No description on file ***** adainf.inf 16640 bytes ***** No description on file ***** adapars.lzh 41180 bytes ***** No description on file ***** adaplans.inf

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65. Ada Programming Support Environment From FOLDOC APSE . ada programming Support Environment. tool, project (APSE) A programor set of programs to support software development in the Ada language. http://www.instantweb.com/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?APSE

66. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Computer Programming - Ada Collection of resources relating to the ada programming language including compilers,standards, reference documents, job vacancies, and a selection of FAQs. http://bubl.ac.uk/link/c/computerprogramming-ada.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Computer programming - ada A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Ada 95 Reference Manual Ada Core Technologies Ada Home: Home of Brave Ada Programmers Ada Source Code Treasury ... Public Ada Library Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Ada 95 Reference Manual Provides a guide to the Ada 95 programming language, covering topics such as lexical elements, statements, subprograms, tasks and synchronisation, interface to other languages, real-time and distributed systems, and security. Also includes a glossary and summary of the Ada syntax. Author: Kempe Software Capital Enterprises Subjects: computer programming - ada DeweyClass: ResourceType: guide Location: switzerland, europe Last checked: Ada Core Technologies Developers and maintainers of the GNAT Professional Ada 95 Compilation system. Includes the GNAT FAQ, and the latest news from the company. Author: Ada Core Technologies Subjects: computer programming - ada DeweyClass: ResourceType: institution Location: usa Last checked: Ada Home: Home of Brave Ada Programmers Collection of resources relating to the Ada programming language including compilers, standards, reference documents, job vacancies, and a selection of FAQs.

67. Silicon Press: Rationale For The Design Of The Ada Programming Language Cover; click to enlarge Rationale for the Design of the ada programming Languageby Ichbiah, Barnes, Firth, and Woodger ISBN 09615336-5-X 1986 390 pages http://www.silicon-press.com/books/isbn.0-9615336-5-X/

Computer Books All books Java C C++ ... Typesetting Non-Fiction Books All books Fiction Books All books Audio CDs All CDs Technology Briefs (Free!) All briefs eCommerce Networking Storage ... Wireless Technology Reports Firewalls XML Silicon Press Home About SP Search Custom ... FAQs Rationale for the Design of the Ada Programming Language by Ichbiah, Barnes, Firth, and Woodger ISBN 0-9615336-5-X 390 pages, Paperback $39.95 (US Dollars) Summary Contents This book is a unique document; this is the first time a complete rationale for the design of a major language has been given. The Ada Rationale is a book that will be invaluable to all students of programming language design, compiler writers and for professionals, especially Ada professionals. Chapters: Introduction and Preface Lexical and Textual Structure Classical Programming Types Numeric Types Access Types Derived Types Subprograms Packages Separate Compilation and Libraries Visibility and Overloading Generic Units Tasking Exception Handling Representation Clauses and Machine Dependencies Input-Output Bibliography Index Tel: 908-273-8919 Fax: 908-273-6149 Email: info@silicon-press.com

68. The Common Ada Programming Support Environment (APSE) Interface Set (CAIS) June 1988 (Vol. 14, No. 6). pp. 742748 The Common ada programmingSupport Environment (APSE) Interface Set (CAIS). PDF. http://www.computer.org/tse/ts1988/e0742abs.htm

June 1988 (Vol. 14, No. 6) p p. 742-748 The Common Ada Programming Support Environment (APSE) Interface Set (CAIS) P.A.  Oberndorf The Common APSE Interface Set (CAIS) is discussed, along with its relationship to issues in the development of environments. The CAIS concepts and features are described, followed by a discussion of several ways in which the CAIS provides valuable capabilities for environment architectures and construction. Index Terms- operating system interfaces; software portability; Ada Programming Support Environment; Common APSE Interface Set; CAIS; Ada; operating systems (computers); programming environments; software portability; software tools The full text of IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering is available to members of the IEEE Computer Society who have an online subscription and a web account

69. Survey Of Real-Time Performance Benchmarks For The Ada Programming Language, A Survey of RealTime Performance Benchmarks for the ada programming Language,A. Technical Report. Patrick Donohoe. This survey provides http://www.sei.cmu.edu/publications/documents/87.reports/87.tr.028.html

Welcome Search SEI Publications About SEI Documents Lists of SEI Documents Recent Reports Featured Articles Publications news@sei Addison-Wesley Survey of Real-Time Performance Benchmarks for the Ada Programming Language, A Technical Report Patrick Donohoe This survey provides a summary description of some of the major Ada benchmarks currently available and an evaluation of their applicability to the Real-Time Embedded Systems Testbed Project at the SEI. The benchmarks discussed are the University of Michigan benchmarks, the ACM Performance Issues Working Group (PIWG) benchmarks, and the prototype Ada Compiler Evaluation Capability (ACEC) of the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA). CMU/SEI-87-TR-028 download the PDF file download the PostScript file The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is a federally funded research and development center sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense and operated by Carnegie Mellon University. by Carnegie Mellon University URL: http://www.sei.cmu.edu/publications/documents/87.reports/87.tr.028.html Last Modified: 13 March 2003

70. Ada Programming Support Environment ada programming Support Environment. tool, project (APSE) A program or set ofprograms to support software development in the Ada language. Examples?. http://burks.brighton.ac.uk/burks/foldoc/57/2.htm

The Free Online Dictionary of Computing ( http://foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk/ dbh@doc.ic.ac.uk Previous: Adaplex Next: ADAPT Ada Programming Support Environment tool project [Examples?]

71. Ada Links Simple but useful by Ullar Kask.Category Computers Programming Languages Ada Personal Pages......Ada 95 Reference Manual The official Reference Manual of the ada programminglanguage Ada 95 Rationale Your Guiding Light when programming in Ada http://hexagon.park.tartu.ee/~kask/ada.html

Some useful Ada links Ada 95 Reference Manual The official Reference Manual of the Ada programming language Ada 95 Rationale Your Guiding Light when programming in Ada... Ada FAQ: Programming with Ada Ada programmer's frequently asked questions Ada FAQ: comp.lang.ada Frequently asked questions in the Ada newsgroup Ada FAQ: Learning Ada Ada books and on-line tutorials Ada Information Clearing House All you may need from one place: probably the most complete source of Ada information Home of the Brave Ada Programmers A lot of links to Ada-related information SIGAda WWW Page Special Interest Group on Ada: another place with Ada news and information Ada Belgium Organization They use it in Belgium, too... The GNAT Project GNU Ada Toolset: a free Ada95 compiler for a variety of architectures Lovelace Ada Lessons A good on-line introductory Ada tutorial Learn Ada on the Web A more detailed Ada course Dale Stanbrough's Ada notes If you need to refresh your knowledge of Ada... Public Ada Library The most complete repository of public Ada software AdaBasis A free Ada software repository Green Eggs Report Ada A list of Ada-related URLs Yahoo Ada Hot List What's available on the internet?

72. Ada Programming Language http://www.cs.rit.edu/~ats/plc-2001-2/reports/ada/

73. Ada Programming Language ada programming Language Felipe Leite PLC ‘02 http://www.cs.rit.edu/~ats/plc-2001-2/reports/ada/slide0001.htm

Ada Programming Language Felipe Leite - PLC ‘02

74. Software Drivers - Ada Programming Software Drivers ada programming. Navigation. Back to Software Drivers.Recommended Sites. 1. Ada for Not Yet Techies For just $24.95 http://www.software-drivers.com/associated/ada_programming.htm

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75. The Big Book Of Linux Ada Programming The Big Online Book of Linux ada programming. An online documentationproject over 27,000 lines long. Last Updated July 11, 2002. http://www.dei.isep.ipp.pt/~lpinho/ada95/linux_book/book.html

The Big Online Book of Linux Ada Programming An online documentation project over 27,000 lines long. Last Updated : July 11, 2002 Do you want to develop Linux applications twice as fast as the C language? Read on! Latest version: [ North America/Canada ] Download files: [ .zip HTML ] [ PDF ] Unofficial mirrors: [ Europe/Spain ] [ Asia/Japan ] [ OOP Web ] Search the Big Book for a word or phrase Special Thanks To Jeff Creem (user stack and errno clarifications) Bernhard Gubanka (Debugging Pools clarifications) Eric L. Schott, Warren W. Gay, Jean-Marc Bourguet (Adjust vs. C++ Copy Constructors) Jean-Marc Bourguet (C++ exceptions) Warren W. Gay (Ada Streams) Rush Kesler (PDF version) Karl Ranseier (audio bug) Duncan Sands (Fortran, Elaborate_All) Erik Sigra (Automake) Wilhelm Spickermann (CVS) Leonid A. Timochouk (Florist clarifications) Michael Uplawski (typing mistake) Talk with the author at ken-nospam@pegasoft.ca (remove the "-nospam"). Hosted by PegaSoft Canada . Special thanks to the Ada Linux Team Table of Contents i. Preface

76. Ada Programming Assignment The ada programming Assignment. The purpose of this assignment is to gain basicunderstanding of the ada programming language and some of its constructs. http://www.docs.uu.se/docs/undergrad/instances/autumn2000/realtid_tfeidist/labs/

Reviderad: av Gustaf Naeser The Ada Programming Assignment Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to gain basic understanding of the Ada programming language and some of its constructs. Some problems are related to the real-time aspects of programming in Ada other problems should make the student familiar with the Ada programming style. Working Groups The assignment can be solved individually or in groups of two persons. In the case of a group doing the assignment, both students shall be able to describe all parts of the solution. Report The report must consist of the following: Front page , which can be obtained from the web. Listings of a well commented and well structured programs. Illustrative printouts of test-runs for each program. Pointers to source code, executables and start-up scripts necessary to run the program. Please, observe file-access rights, ie. all files must be readable by the examiner. Language and Compiler The assignment should be solved in Ada95 so it can be compiled with the departments GNU's Ada95 compiler "gnat". (The assignment can be developed any Ada as long as the above holds.) When using gnat all files should have the suffixes .ads or .adb , for specifications and bodies respective. Each file should contain exactly

77. Ada Programming Language Policy And History 0 Army Ada Implementation Plan 1992 HQDA LTR 2592-1 outlining Army policyand guidelines for implmenting the ada programming language. http://unicoi.kennesaw.edu/ase/ase02_01/docs/pol_hist/index.shtml

and or Hits: Format: Long Short DoD Army Navy Air Force ... Speeches Ada Policy As indicated in the April 29, 1997, OASD Memorandum below, the DoD requirement to use Ada is in the process of being replaced. A number of the documents below are affected by such action. Other documents are retained here primarily for background purposes. For those of you with questions in this area, there are Ada policy and waiver contacts for each of the three services, and for the independent components (such as DISA, etc...) Contact the AdaIC for information on finding suitable points of contact. DoD Policy Statements, Plans, and Directives April 29, 1997 OASD Memorandum on Use of the Ada Programming Language A memorandum signed by Emmett Paige, Jr. on the revision DoD Directive 3405.1, "Computer Programming Language Policy," to eliminate the mandatory requirement for use of the Ada programming language in favor of an engineering approach to selection of the language to be used. Ada and Beyond: Software Policies for the Department of Defense The National Research Council's (NRC) public briefing on November 1996 and subsequent report published in March 1997, both reviewing the current rationales for using Ada as the standard programming language of the DoD, discussing changes software engineering has encounted over the last twenty years since the establishment of the Ada program, and forecasting the future of Ada in the DoD. 5000 Documents Public Law 102-396 The FY91 - FY93 Congressional Ada Mandate.

78. Ada Pitfalls Archivename ada programming pitfalls Last-modified 1997/12/17 Version 0.1 ThisFAQ was compiled and written by Dale Stanbrough with numerous contributions http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~dale/ada/pitfalls/

S) 1.0 Introduction Q) 1.1 What does this FAQ cover? This FAQ has been created in response to a problem encountered by Joe Gwinn. It aims to distill the old lore, or rules of thumb, about issues in Ada that may be problematic/have unexpected costs in production code. This is to help teams from falling into "beartraps", which can cause extensive grief totally out of proportion to the benefits of the feature being used. Q) 1.2 Where can I find the latest copy of this FAQ? For now until it settles down, I'll host it on http://www.cs.rmit.edu.au/~dale/ada/pitfalls/index.html S) 2.0 Performance problems Q) 2.1 Enumeration Rep Specs Discussion: An enumerated type can have an associated Representation Clause (often called a Rep Spec) which specifies the underlying values to be used for each item in the type. This is often used to match enumerated values with values obtained from either hardware or software (e.g. X11). E.g. type Colours is (Red, Yellow, Green); for Colours'? use (2#0001#, 2#0010#, 2#0100#); However Colours'Pos (Green) still returns 3 (it's position in the enumerated type), not it's underlying representation. This can cause problems when the type is used as an index type in an array, a for loop, or when the 'Pred, 'Succ are used.

79. Programming With Ada softwarepackage (cais.tgz,199 KBytes) Definition of the DoD standard for the Commonada programming Support Environment (APSE) Interface Set (CAIS), a set of http://www.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/ifi/ps/ada-software/html/using_ada.html

Programming with Ada (milstyle.abs,619 KBytes) The Proposed MIL-HDBK-180 Military Handbook Ada Style Guide, 30 April 1988 and related documents. (adastyle.abs,526 KBytes) Ada Quality and Style: Guidelines for Professional Programmers, Version 2.01.01, December 1992 ( Postscript-Version ,1036 KBytes) (adaadopt.zip,4104 KBytes) Ada Adoption Handbook (Version 2.0) A Program Manager's Guide: information about how best to tap Ada's strengths and manage this new software technology. ( Version 1.0 ,68 KBytes) (adasage.abs,158 KBytes) A draft plan for evolving AdaSAGE using a consortium to provide configuration control over AdaSAGE and the use of the Free Software Foundation as a distribution mechanism for AdaSAGE. (cais.tgz,199 KBytes) Definition of the DoD standard for the Common Ada Programming Support Environment (APSE) Interface Set (CAIS), a set of common interfaces for Ada Programming Support Environments (APSEs) to promote Ada tool transportability and interoperability. (dod2167.abs,310 KBytes) Documents, DID templates, and tools which support the development of DoD-STD-2167A (Military Standard Defense System Software Development) deliverable documents as specified in the DoD-STD-2167A Data Item Descriptors (DIDs). [CS(PTF); ES] (nwg.tgz,433 KBytes) The current versions (in PostScript form) of the proposed standards for numerical libraries for Ada, which the WG9 Numerics Rapporteur Group (NRG) is charged with drafting.[OK]

80. Ada SOLUTIONS, INC Home Page Offer a variety of services, including in-house and on-site consulting, program translation and training.Category Computers Programming Languages Ada Commercial Services...... Ada Classes. Fundamentals of ada programming This class is an introduction tothe Ada language. ada programming This is a 4day class plus a project day. http://www.ada-solutions.com/

Ada SOLUTIONS, INC. 4601 Knox Road College Park, MD 20740-3417 Voice: 301/927-2763 Fax: 301/927-9772 Email: jcm@ada-solutions.com Ada SOLUTIONS, INC. is a computer company with a strong emphasis on customer service. We offer a variety of services, including in-house and on-site scientific consulting program translation and Ada training Ada Classes Fundamentals of Ada Programming This class is an introduction to the Ada language. It provides the basic knowledge needed to read existing Ada code, modify it, and to write new programs for existing compilers. Audience: This class is useful for those who have little or no previous experience with the Ada language, and wish to learn enough to read Ada code and write simple Ada programs. Some previous programming experience with a high level language such as C, Pascal, or Fortran is recommended. Length: two days Ada Programming This is a 4-day class plus a project day. The 2-day Fundamentals Class (above) is followed by a project day during which the students write an Ada program. The instructor is not present on the project day and the students are free to work in pairs, groups of three or individually.

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