Ada 95 for C and C++ Programmers (Simon Johnston)
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. Topics covered includes: Ada predefined types, complex types, simple language constructs, new Ada-95 Object Oriented programming constructs, Ada tools for managing concurrency, the task and protected types, Ada IO library and the differences in concept and implementation between it and C stdio.
Author(s): Simon Johnston
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This page covers the following topics related to Ada95 Lovelace : Information on how to program Java programs in Ada, The home page for Small, an Ada 95 demo program, The unbounded Generic_Stack Example, The Lovelace section on efficiency, The Lovelace section on safety and Ada, The Lovelace section on inspections, How to receive automatic notification of Lovelace updates, Information about the author, David A. Wheeler, General Ada-related information, The Lovelace section on Ada on-line resources, The Lovelace bibliography, A list of Ada tutorials, The Ada Language Reference Manual, Information about Lovelace itself, etc.
Author(s): David A. Wheeler
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This is a hypertext version of the Ada 95 Rationale with a full hypertext index and table of contents.This document is in several parts. The first part is an Introduction to Ada 95; it presents a general discussion of the scope and objectives of Ada 95 and its major technical features. The second part contains a more detailed chapter by chapter account of the Core language. The third part covers the various Annexes which address the predefined environment and the needs of specialized application areas. This document will be of special value to program managers, team leaders and all software professionals with concern for the organized development of software.
Author(s): Laurent Guerby
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