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  1. The Programming Language Ada Reference Manual (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) by J. Hartmanis, 1983-09
  2. Ada: Concurrent Programming by Narain Gehani, 1991-01
  3. Military Standard/Ada Programming Language by Dept. of Defense, 1980
  4. Ada Programming Language: A Tutorial
  5. Rationale for the Design of the Ada Programming Language (The Ada Companion Series) by J. Ichbiah, J. Barnes, et all 1991-04-26
  6. Unix Ada Programming by Narain Gehani, 1986-09
  7. ADA in Action: With Practical Programming Examples by Do While Jones, 1989-05-31
  8. Programming and Problem Solving With Ada by Nell B. Dale, Chip Weems, et all 1996-08
  9. Reliable Software Technologies - Ada-Europe 2007: 12th Ada-Europe International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies, Geneva, Switzerland, June ... / Programming and Software Engineering)
  10. Programming in ADA (International computer science series) by J.G.P. Barnes, 1989-04
  11. Programming in Ada by Jean-Paul Tremblay, John M. Dedourek, et all 1989-09-01
  12. Ada: An Introduction to the Art and Science of Programming by Walter J. Savitch, Charles G. Petersen, 1992-02
  13. Reliable Software TechnologyAda-Europe 2005: 10th Ada-Europe International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies, York, UK, June 20-24, 2005, ... / Programming and Software Engineering)
  14. The Programming Languages: Pascal, Modula, Chill and Ada by Kees Smedema, 1983-08

41. 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 20, 2001.
http://nils.webart.de/ADALinux/book.html
The Big Online Book of Linux Ada Programming
An online documentation project over 27,000 lines long. Last Updated : July 20, 2001
Do you want to develop Linux applications twice as fast as the C language?
Read on!

Search the Big Book for a word or phrase Special Thanks To Jeff Creem (user stack and errno clarifications)
Wilhelm Spickermann (CVS)
Leonid A. Timochouk (Florist 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) Duncan Sands (Fortran, Elaborate_All) Erik Sigra (Automake) Talk with the author at ken-nospam@tiamet.vaxxine.com (remove the "-nospam"). Hosted by PegaSoft Canada . Special thanks to the Ada Linux Team
Table of Contents
i. Preface 1 Introduction 1.1 A Brief History of Linux 1.2 1995: The Year of Ada and Gnat ... 3.1 TIA: The Console IDE 3.1.1 Quick Start 3.1.2 TIA Keyboard Legend 3.1.3 The File Menu 3.1.4 The Edit Menu 3.1.5 The Find Menu

42. The CTDP ADA Programming Section
Lake Michigan, The CTDP ada programming Section. Don's House. ada programming.This ada programming section currently only contains weblinks. Documents
http://www.comptechdoc.org/independent/programming/ada/
The CTDP ADA Programming Section
Home Page Independent Section Programming Section
ADA Resources
  • ADA programming introduction Page
    Documentation
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  • Articles
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    ADA Programming
    This ADA Programming section currently only contains weblinks.
    Documents:
      There are no documents for this section yet.
  • 43. ADA Programming Articles
    ADA Contents Page ada programming Articles Introduction. This sectioncontains Articles about ada programming. It is intended to
    http://www.comptechdoc.org/independent/programming/ada/articles/arintro.html
    ADA Contents Page
    ADA Programming Articles Introduction
    This section contains Articles about ADA Programming. It is intended to be a miscellaneous collection of information to help ADA Programmers. Articles may be submitted by members of the CTDP. As this section grows it may be categorized by function as is possible. ADA Contents Page

    44. A Cleaner Syntax For Ada Programming

    http://russp.org/Ada.htm

    45. A Cleaner Syntax For Ada Programming
    A Cleaner Syntax for ada programming. All the major programming languages exceptAda use = for assignment, which is simpler and perfectly adequate.
    http://russp.org/Ada.html
    A Cleaner Syntax for Ada Programming
    Ada 95 is a great programming language with an excellent fundamental design and is highly recommended for safety-critical systems. However, Ada has an awkward, "klunky" syntax, and I propose to simplify it by borrowing a few basic features from Fortran 95, Python,and other languages. I will tentatively call the new dialect "Ada-F" (after the F programming language, a modern subset of Fortran 95 with some of the legacy features discarded). Ada-F maintains all the safety features of Ada and can be converted into standard Ada 95 (and back) with a relatively simple pre-processor (to be developed). Existing Ada compilers can still be used, therefore, and programmers who wish to continue using the old syntax can do so. Here are the changes I propose:
  • More Use "=" rather than ":=" for assignment. All the major programming languages except Ada use "=" for assignment, which is simpler and perfectly adequate. Use "==" for equality testing (and never allow assignment within an "if" test). More Use "=" instead of "=>" for passing arguments by named association, as in Python and Fortran 95. Again, it is simpler and perfectly adequate.
  • 46. OOPWeb.com - The Big Online Book Of Linux Ada Programming By Ken O. Burtch
    The Big Online Book of Linux ada programming by Ken O. Burtch. i. Preface.1 Introduction. 1.1 A Control. 11 Advanced ada programming. 11.1
    http://oopweb.com/Ada/Documents/AdaLinux/Volume2.html
    The Big Online Book of Linux Ada Programming
    by Ken O. Burtch.
    i. Preface Introduction 1.1 A Brief History of Linux
    1.2 1995: The Year of Ada and Gnat
    ... 3.1 TIA: The Console IDE
    3.1.1 Quick Start
    3.1.2 TIA Keyboard Legend
    3.1.3 The File Menu
    3.1.4 The Edit Menu
    3.1.5 The Find Menu
    3.1.6 The Misc Menu
    3.1.7 The Project Menu
    3.1.8 The ? Menu 3.2 GRASP-the X windows IDE 3.2.1 Installation 3.2.2 QuickStart 3.2.3 The Project Window 3.2.4 The Source File Window 3.2.5 The Button Bar 3.3 Other Tools and IDEs 3.3.1 VAD 3.3.2 Jessie 3.3.3 RAPID 3.3.3 VIDE From Source Code to Executable 4.1 Gnat Filename Conventions 4.2 Writing Your First Ada Program 4.2.1 Writing a Programwith an IDE 4.2.2 Writing a Program without an IDE 4.2.3 After Building

    47. The Big Book Of Linux Ada Programming
    The Big Online Book of Linux ada programming. An Online documentationproject. Last Updated 11 Advanced ada programming. 11.1 Packages
    http://oopweb.com/Ada/Documents/AdaLinux/Volume/book.html
    The Big Online Book of Linux Ada Programming
    An Online documentation project.
    Last Updated: July 25, 2000 1 Meg / nearly 27,000 lines long!
    Do you want to develop Linux applications twice as fast as using C?
    Read on!
    http://www.vaxxine.com/pegasoft/homes/book.zip is a copy of this document in Zip format. Please note this is an ongoing project. The latest version will always be found at http://www.vaxxine.com/pegasoft/homes/book.html . Submissions may be sent to ken-nospam@tiamet.vaxxine.com (remove the "-nospam").
    Search the Big Book for word a or phrase Special Thanks To Jeff Creem (user stack and errno clarifications)
    Wilhelm Spickermann (CVS)
    Leonid A. Timochouk (Florist 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)
    Table of Contents
    i. Preface
    Introduction
    1.1 A Brief History of Linux
    1.2 1995: The Year of Ada and Gnat
    ...
    3.1 TIA: The Console IDE 3.1.1 Quick Start 3.1.2 TIA Keyboard Legend 3.1.3 The File Menu

    48. New Zone Books - Search Results For Ada Programming
    DSS Books. Home Bookstore, ada programming Books. Programming in Ada 95 (2ndEdition), Programming in Ada 95 (2nd Edition) JGP Barnes 10 June, 1998 $49.99.
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    Ada As A Second Language
    Norman H. Cohen
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    Programming in Ada 95 (2nd Edition)

    J. G. P. Barnes
    10 June, 1998
    Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6 in 24 Hours

    Greg Perry, Sanjaya Hettihewa
    23 April, 1999
    Ada 95 from the Beginning (3rd Edition)
    Jan Skansholm, Jan Skawhsolm January, 1997 Concurrency in Ada Alan Burns, Andy Wellings June, 1998 Ada 95 Quality and Style (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 1344) Christine Ausnit-Hood, Kent A. Johnson, R. G. Pettit June, 1997 Ada 95: The Lovelace Tutorial David A. Wheeler 15 January, 1996 Ada 95: Problem Solving and Program Design (3rd Edition) Michael B. Feldman, Elliot B. Koffman 16 March, 1999 Debugging C Robert Ward January, 1987 Ada: An Introduction to the Art and Science of Programming Walter J. Savitch, Charles G. Petersen, Charles Peterson February, 1992

    49. Ada Programming On PC Under Microsoft Windows
    Well, I think Ada is one of the best language you can use to create a lot of programs,see, by example, on the wellknown site of Gautier de Montmollin.
    http://www.geocities.com/esperait/ada.html
    Welcome Mathematics Star Wars Ada Programming ... Links
    Well, I think Ada is one of the best language you can use to create a lot of programs, see, by example, on the well-known site of Gautier de Montmollin At the beginning of the 2000 year, the first Ada GUI Builder for beginners, called Jewl has seen the day, it has been created by John English and it is really a little jewel. So now, with only Gnat 3.12p and Jewl, you can easily create Windows-like applications with the very well known dialog windows about loading, saving a file, setting a font and choosing a color. Believe me, when I say EASY, because it is ! Click on the images below for a best look. I am going to write a little budget program with a lot of options, and with Jewl it is going as well as expected, so well I can even put a screenshot. (as before, if you want to see better don't hesitate to use your mouse.)
    Download the most advanced version !
    (version 0.922)
    AUSSI EN FRANCAIS ! There were s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)

    50. Ada Programming
    ada programming. Course Reference ADA Course Length 5 Days. This course introducesthe ada programming language, and how to write well engineered programs.
    http://www.ariadnetraining.co.uk/outlines/Ada.htm
    Ada Programming Course Reference : ADA Course Length : 5 Days Course Introduction This course introduces the Ada Programming language, and how to write well engineered programs. Course Practicals All aspects of the course theory are backed up with extensive practical work. The course is approximately 50% practical and 50% theory. Who Should Attend? Anyone wishing to write well engineered Ada programs. Prerequisites Some prior knowledge of a high level language such as C, Cobol, Fortran, Java or Pascal is required. Ariadne are able to provide primer sessions for delegates with no previous programming experience. Course Outline Overview of Ada The Development of Ada; Ada Features; Ada Program Units; Program Library Ada Notation Lexical Elements; Identifiers; Reserved Words; Literals Scalar Data Types Integer Types; Enumerated Types; Enumerated Type Operations; Discrete Constants; Real Types (fixed point and floating point); Problems with mixing types; Subtyping; Derived Types Ada Statements Simple and Compound statements; Assignments; Control Statements; if..then; Case Statements; Loops; Blocks; Scope and Visibility; Simple Input and Output

    51. Ada Programming
    use several Ada tools in a commercial ada programming environment the Alsys toolset. Who Should Attend Software Engineers and
    http://www.itacs.strath.ac.uk/stl04.htm
    Ada 83 Programming Course Code : Course Description
      The course provides a thorough grounding in the Ada language (Ada 83) and involves the participants in the design and implementation of programs, making them familiar with an Ada system.
    What You Will Achieve
      After completing this course, you will be able to:
    • design and implement programs in Ada use several Ada tools in a commercial Ada programming environment - the Alsys toolset.
    Who Should Attend
      Software Engineers and Programmers who are familiar with programming concepts in a high level language.
    Course Content
      Modules on: Introduction, Basic Considerations, Type Considerations, Statements, Composite Types, Subprograms, Dynamic Data Structures, Packages, Exception Handling, Tasking, Compilation.
    it@itacs innovative thinking Home Services Features Course Schedule ... University of Strathclyde

    52. Lambda The Ultimate Ada Programming Competition
    ada programming Competition. Previous topic, Next topic. ada programming Competitionstarted 11/9/01; 52924 AM last post 11/9/01; 52924 AM.
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    started 11/9/01; 5:29:24 AM - last post 11/9/01; 5:29:24 AM Ehud Lamm - Ada Programming Competition
    11/9/01; 5:29:24 AM (reads: 419, responses: 0) Ada Programming Competition Ada-Belgium announces a competition open to all. We'd like to see examples of what Ada can do. We'll award a prize of 400 Euro to the entry we judge to be the best. I don't like to put this type of adverts here, but I decide to do it this time. Why? First, because I am an Ada fan. Second, and more important, Ada has ASIS Ada Semantic Interface Specification ) which provides a standard API for analyzing Ada programs. It'd be great if at least some of the contest entries would be programming tools built around ASIS. With a bit of XML and GtkAda , people can build visualisation tools, static debugers etc. I am sure you can come up with many more good ideas...
    Posted to general by Ehud Lamm on 11/9/01; 5:31:25 AM

    53. CIS 340 - Ada Programming
    Please let me know if there is anything that should be changed or added to makeyour learning of the ada programming language a pleasant and productive
    http://www.tsufl.edu/barts/cis340.htm
    IS 3343 Programming Languages - Ada
    This page is for your use. Please let me know if there is anything that should be changed or added to make your learning of the Ada programming language a pleasant and productive experience. Please send your comments, suggestions, URL's for good Ada Internet sites you have found, etc., to dbarts@tsufl.edu
    Last Update: 12 July 2002 4:20 p.m.
    Course Syllabus: Term 5, 2002 (MS Word)
    Internet Assignment
    Examination Review Items
    Midterm Exam Review
    Final Exam Review
    Sample Code
    Sample of text, integer, and float I/O (iodemo.ada)
    Another sample of integer and float I/O (numiodem.adb)

    Specification of package of screen handling routines for PC (pc_100.ads)

    Body of package of screen handling routines for PC (pc_100.adb)
    ...
    Example of a simple generic package
    Reference Materials
    Ada Loops - PowerPoint
    Ada Decisions - PowerPoint

    Ada Standard Exceptions

    Specification of Package TEXT_IO
    ...
    Specification of Package DIRECT_IO
    Internet Sites to Explore
    Ada GNAT Compiler (gnat-3.13p-nt.exe) Ada Home Page Ada Tutorial Public Ada Library

    54. Two Questions About Ada Programming On Rtems
    Index Two questions about ada programming on rtems. Available; Next bythread Re Two questions about ada programming on rtems; Index(es
    http://www.rtems.com/rtems/maillistArchives/rtems-users/2000/july/msg00062.html
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    Two questions about Ada programming on rtems
    • Date : Tue, 18 Jul 2000 17:2:8 +0800 From guobing@sohu.com Subject : Two questions about Ada programming on rtems
    Hi,all!Recently I'm using Ada to write a few program which run on rtems.I have two question as follows: 1)Can I use Ada task facility in rtems application? 2)what's relationship between Ada task and rtems task?Is Ada task mirrorred to rtems task? Any advice is appreciated.Thanks.

    55. Re: Two Questions About Ada Programming On Rtems
    Thread Index Re Two questions about ada programming on rtems. SubjectRe Two questions about ada programming on rtems. guobing wrote
    http://www.rtems.com/rtems/maillistArchives/rtems-users/2000/july/msg00076.html
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    56. Processes And Process Communication In The Ada Programming Language --- Lawrence
    Processes and Process Communication in the ada programming Language.Lawrence A. Crowl, Processes and Process Communication in the
    http://www.crowl.org/Lawrence/paper/unpublished/1981U-Crowl-Ada/
    Processes and Process Communication in the Ada Programming Language
    Lawrence A. Crowl , "Processes and Process Communication in the Ada Programming Language", Department of Computer Science, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia, 24061-0106, Fall 1981 Comments to Lawrence@Crowl.org.
    Last modified on 02 Feb 1900.

    57. Gch Common Information
    ASISfor-GNAT-based ada programming style checker.
    http://www.kolumbus.fi/vitali.kaufman/gch/
    Gch - ASIS_GNAT the Ada Rule Checker
    Contents
    What is Gch
    gch (from Gnat CHecker) is a tool that checks Ada sources against a given set of rules. In the current version of gch checks for some rules from the Ada 95 Quality and Style document. gch is an ASIS-based tool built on top of the ASIS implementation for GNAT (ASIS-for-GNAT). As it is implemented now, gch uses some GNAT-specific features and therefore it is not 100% portable. gch does not have any platform-specific features and it works with any GNAT porting.
    How download and install Gch
    gch is distributed in the source form. You can download it as gch.tar.gz (for Unix - 47K, fixed 19.5.99) or gch.zip (for Windows 95/98/NT - 67K). When you extract the content of this archive into a directory, you obtain the following directory structure:
    • Readme.txt gch - contains the gch sources, the documentation (gch-ug.txt), and the default version of gch initialization files (gch.ini and rules.ini). gch/Tests - simple gch tests (that is, some Ada source files to be used to try gch on). This directory also contains Windows .bat files that can be use to run gch tests.

    58. 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://user.it.uu.se/~ebbe/realtime/marmalade_simulator/
    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.
    Printouts Use the command to get nice code printouts. If you want to print to a certain printer use: a2ps -P , for example:
    Language and Compiler
    The assignment should be solved in Ada95 and compiled with GNU's Ada95 compiler "gnat".

    59. Intellectual Ammunition - C/C++ To Ada Help And Discussion
    Tutorial for C and C++ programmers to show them what Ada can provide and how to set about turning the knowledge and experience they have gained in C/C++ into good ada programming.
    http://www.adahome.com/Ammo/Cplpl2Ada.html
    About...
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    Ada-95: A guide for C and C++ programmers
    by Simon Johnston
    Welcome
    ... to the Ada guide especially written for C and C++ programmers.
    Summary
    I have endeavered to present below a tutorial for C and C++ programmers to show them what Ada can provide and how to set about turning the knowledge and experience they have gained in C/C++ into good Ada programming. This really does expect the reader to be familiar with C/C++, although C only programmers should be able to read it OK if they skip section 3. My thanks to S. Tucker Taft for the
    mail that started me on this.
    Contents
    Introduction.
    Document Status.
    1 Ada Basics.
    1.1 C/C++ types to Ada types. ...
    References
    Introduction.
    This document is written primarily for C and C++ programmers and is set out to describe the Ada programming language in a way more accessible to them. I have used the standard Ada documentation conventions, code will look like this and keywords will look like this . I will include references to the Ada Reference Manual in braces and in italics

    60. Matz Kindahl - Ada Programming
    Ada 95 Programming. I am not any kind of Ada advocate. For me, it is justanother programming language that might be worth having a look at.
    http://user.it.uu.se/~matkin/programming/Ada/
    Ada 95 Programming
    You are the 799th visitor to this page since March 20, 2001. Don't ask for too much. I am not any kind of Ada advocate. For me, it is just another programming language that might be worth having a look at. It does have its nifty features, such as built-in tasking and protected objects. It also have a so-so module system. It also has its drawbacks, some I find very irritating. All programs here are compiled using Gnat, the GCC Ada compiler. I write gnatmake whatever to compile into an executable program whatever , but consult your local manager for how you should compile an Ada program.
    Examples / Tests
    Here are some of my first attempts at simple programs. As the title suggests, these are just examples or test of some feature.
    hello_world.adb
    The classical Hello World program.
    spawn.adb
    Just a small program consisting of a task that spawns of workers to do some subtask.
    read_commands.adb
    Just a simple program that reads a line and prints it back. Again one of my stupid tests, I write quite a lot of them.
    lisp.ads

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