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Proceedings of the conference on TRI-ADA '90 - TRI-Ada '90, 1990
The first officially recognized Department of Defense (DoD) policy on Ada was issued in June 1983. At that time the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, Dr. Richard DeLauer, issued a memorandum that mandated the use of Ada for all defense mission critical systems.
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The first officially recognized Department of Defense (DoD) policy on Ada was issued in June 1983. At that time the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, Dr. Richard DeLauer, issued a memorandum that mandated the use of Ada for all defense mission critical systems.
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Proceedings of the third conference on Hypercube concurrent computers and applications: Architecture, software, computer systems, and general issues - Volume 1, 1988
The widespread use of parallel machines, and hypercubes in particular, is being held back by the lack of high-order parallel programming languages. In this paper we discuss the issues involved in establishing an existing language that supports parallel processing, that is to say Ada, on a hypercube multiprocessor.
Russell M. Clapp, Trevor N. Mudge
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The widespread use of parallel machines, and hypercubes in particular, is being held back by the lack of high-order parallel programming languages. In this paper we discuss the issues involved in establishing an existing language that supports parallel processing, that is to say Ada, on a hypercube multiprocessor.
Russell M. Clapp, Trevor N. Mudge
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Proceedings of the ACM 1980 annual conference on - ACM 80, 1980
The Ada programming language was finalized in July 1980 with the publication of the proposed standard Ada Language Reference Manual [A1]. That standard document is being reviewed for clarity and internal consistency under American National Standards Institute (ANSI) canvas procedures in preparation for the issuance of an ANSI Standard for Ada.
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The Ada programming language was finalized in July 1980 with the publication of the proposed standard Ada Language Reference Manual [A1]. That standard document is being reviewed for clarity and internal consistency under American National Standards Institute (ANSI) canvas procedures in preparation for the issuance of an ANSI Standard for Ada.
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Proceedings of the 1983 annual conference on Computers : Extending the human resource - ACM 83, 1983
Ada is a general purpose language that was developed to meet the needs ofsoftware development within the U.S. Department of Defense. By the end of the 1980's, it is expected that the majority of software developed for mission-critical systems will be written in Ada.
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Ada is a general purpose language that was developed to meet the needs ofsoftware development within the U.S. Department of Defense. By the end of the 1980's, it is expected that the majority of software developed for mission-critical systems will be written in Ada.
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Proceedings of the ACM '81 conference on - ACM 81, 1981
The most important features of Ada are covered briefly in this paper. As with many aspects of programming languages, what is most important is subjective. Therefore the subjects selected for this introduction are the result ofthe author's experience in studying the language. You may end up with a separate list after your study of the language.
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The most important features of Ada are covered briefly in this paper. As with many aspects of programming languages, what is most important is subjective. Therefore the subjects selected for this introduction are the result ofthe author's experience in studying the language. You may end up with a separate list after your study of the language.
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1980
This paper tackles, and solves, the (new) problem of modelling all of the Ada tasking semantics as abstractly, i.e. as implementation-unbiased as possible; and of embedding its parallel meta-process model in an otherwise denotational model of sequential Ada.
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This paper tackles, and solves, the (new) problem of modelling all of the Ada tasking semantics as abstractly, i.e. as implementation-unbiased as possible; and of embedding its parallel meta-process model in an otherwise denotational model of sequential Ada.
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Proceedings of the 2011 ACM annual international conference on Special interest group on the ada programming language, 2009
Level -- Beginner, but attendees should have some experience with a high-level programming language. This tutorial is designed for those who have some familiarity with a programming language, but who are new to Ada. In the morning, we will discuss the basics of programming in Ada, including types, packages, syntax rules, and other Ada ...
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Level -- Beginner, but attendees should have some experience with a high-level programming language. This tutorial is designed for those who have some familiarity with a programming language, but who are new to Ada. In the morning, we will discuss the basics of programming in Ada, including types, packages, syntax rules, and other Ada ...
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ACM SIGAda Ada Letters, 1986
Ada was created with the intention that future computer software be designed and written in a maintainable form. The computer systems written in the past have not been easily maintainable due to the lack of adherence to modern software principles, hence the need for Ada.
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Ada was created with the intention that future computer software be designed and written in a maintainable form. The computer systems written in the past have not been easily maintainable due to the lack of adherence to modern software principles, hence the need for Ada.
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ACM SIGAda Ada Letters, 1988
This paper discusses the issues involved in servicing interrupts in Ada, with reference to the mechanisms in (Refs. 1 and 2), and concludes that it can be done efficiently and reliably, but that some form of asynchronous communication is needed, and that this is best done explicitly using an additional run time system interface.
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This paper discusses the issues involved in servicing interrupts in Ada, with reference to the mechanisms in (Refs. 1 and 2), and concludes that it can be done efficiently and reliably, but that some form of asynchronous communication is needed, and that this is best done explicitly using an additional run time system interface.
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