This note explains the following
topics: C-Syntax Pitfalls and Comparison to Ada, C-Syntax versus Ada Syntax,
loop in Ada, Programming by Contract, Pitfalls and Issues when Programming in
Ada, Identifier Casing and Loop Boundaries, The Order of Expression Evaluation
in Ada, Distinguished Properties of Ada, Types and Subtypes, Constrained Arrays,
Private Types, Polymorphism, Callbacks.
This note explains the following topics: Summary of Language, Types and
the type model, Control structures for algorithms, Access types, Subprograms,
Package design, Child library units, Object oriented programming with packages,
Using standard libraries and annexes, Exception management, Generic components,
New names from old ones, Concurrency with tasking.
The purpose of this guide is to help
computer professionals produce better Ada programs by identifying a set of
stylistic guidelines that will directly impact the quality of their Ada
programs. This style guide is not intended to replace the Ada Reference Manual,
or the Rationale, or to serve as a tutorial for the Ada programming language.