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The Big Online Book of Linux Ada Programming - (July 20, 2001) Authors Ken O. Burtch. Language English Type public Url Summary This book tries to describe Linux specifics whenever possible. This is not another UNIX book recycled with the word "Linux" substituted in. Although many Ada basics are covered, this document assumes the reader is familiar with a high-level programming language such as BASIC, C, C++, Java . Borland Delphi programmers will notice similarities between Delphi and Ada. Because C is the dominant language in the Linux world, the differences between C and Ada are hilighed throughout the text. Pages Parts Introduction Installing Gnat on Linux The Integrated Development Environments From Source Code to Executable Building Large Projects Development Utilities Optimizing Your Project Debugging Your Project Team Development An Introduction to Ada Advanced Ada Programming Standard Gnat Packages Linux Introduction Linux Programming Free Ada Bindings Advanced Linux Programming Moving C Programs To Ada Data Structures Specialized Topics Developing Your Project

Ada in Action - (1995) Authors Do-While Jones Language English Type public Url Summary This book is not intended to teach you the Ada programming language. You should already be familiar with Ada syntax and semantics. My goal is to share with you the experiences I've had using Ada in engineering applications. I hope these pages will help you avoid some common pitfalls. Most of all, I hope I can help you fill your bag-of-tricks with some reusable Ada routines. Pages Parts Introduction Numeric Considerations I/O Utilities Programming isn't software engineering Testing software components and programs Conclusion Epilog