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PDF covers the following topics related to Ada Programming : Introduction,
Imperative language, Subprograms, Modular programming, Strongly typed language,
Arrays, Access types (pointers), More about records, Fixed-point types, Privacy,
Generics, Exceptions, Tasking, Design by contracts, Interfacing with C,
Object-oriented programming, Standard library.
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.
Ada puts unique emphasis on, and
provides strong support for, good software engineering practices that scale well
to very large software systems. This book, Ada Programming is a featured book on
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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.
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 document describes the rationale for Ada 95, the revised
International Standard. This note is divided in to several parts. The first
part gives an Introduction to Ada 95. 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.