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ACM SIGAda Ada Letters, 1999
Ada is really an unfortunate Lady. After years fighting against C/C++ villains, her major lift-up (Ada 95) had brought up a promise of fortune. However, a new strong villain (Java) has appeared trying to end her struggle for survival.Ada has now to fight with her own weapons. She will only prosper by her own merits. But two questions emerge.
Luís Miguel Pinho, Francisco Vasques
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Ada is really an unfortunate Lady. After years fighting against C/C++ villains, her major lift-up (Ada 95) had brought up a promise of fortune. However, a new strong villain (Java) has appeared trying to end her struggle for survival.Ada has now to fight with her own weapons. She will only prosper by her own merits. But two questions emerge.
Luís Miguel Pinho, Francisco Vasques
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Software - Practice and Experience, 1980
AbstractThis paper commences with an outline description of the development of the Ada programming language and its position in the overall language scene. The body of the paper is an informal description of the main features of the final language as revised after the Test and Evaluation phase of the DoD project. Comparison with the preliminary version
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AbstractThis paper commences with an outline description of the development of the Ada programming language and its position in the overall language scene. The body of the paper is an informal description of the main features of the final language as revised after the Test and Evaluation phase of the DoD project. Comparison with the preliminary version
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Software: Practice and Experience, 1996
The Ada programming language has been in use for 12 years and a major revision of the language, now called Ada 95, was adopted as a new international standard on 15 February 1995. There have been many accounts of the use of Ada 83 in a wide variety of applications but little has been published about the construction, performance and correctness of Ada ...
J. R. Firth +2 more
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The Ada programming language has been in use for 12 years and a major revision of the language, now called Ada 95, was adopted as a new international standard on 15 February 1995. There have been many accounts of the use of Ada 83 in a wide variety of applications but little has been published about the construction, performance and correctness of Ada ...
J. R. Firth +2 more
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ACM SIGAda Ada Letters, 1981
This paper discusses (1) some general concepts of design languages, (2) the development of the specific design language denoted as PDL/Ada, (3) the specific features of PDL/Ada, and (4) some problems encountered and techniques used in defining PDL/Ada. An appendix shows two examples. Because of space constraints, each of these items can only be touched
Jean E. Sammet +2 more
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This paper discusses (1) some general concepts of design languages, (2) the development of the specific design language denoted as PDL/Ada, (3) the specific features of PDL/Ada, and (4) some problems encountered and techniques used in defining PDL/Ada. An appendix shows two examples. Because of space constraints, each of these items can only be touched
Jean E. Sammet +2 more
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Ausnahmebehandlung in Ada / Ada exception handling
itit, 1987Zur Erstellung von zuverlässiger und fehlertoleranter Software, insbesondere bei Echtzeitanwendungen, werden spezielle Sprachkonstrukte zur Behandlung von Ausnahmesituationen benötigt. In diesem Aufsatz werden die Syntax und die Semantik der Sprachkonstrukte zur Ausnahmebehandlung der Programmiersprache Ada beschrieben und anhand von Beispielen ...
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Beeping ADAS: Reflexive Effect on Drivers’ Behavior
Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, 2014 Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are designed to assist individuals while they are at the wheel of a motor vehicle. Many ADAS emit acoustic signals when parameters such as drivers’ maintained speed exceed given thresholds.
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Proceedings of the 8th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services - SIGUCCS '80, 1980
Ada is a modern high order programming language that has been developed by the U.S. Department of Defense for use in embedded computer applications. Such applications are typically large, volatile and long-lived. Facilities for such features as real-time and parallel processing, fail-soft execution, exception handling and the control of a wide variety ...
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Ada is a modern high order programming language that has been developed by the U.S. Department of Defense for use in embedded computer applications. Such applications are typically large, volatile and long-lived. Facilities for such features as real-time and parallel processing, fail-soft execution, exception handling and the control of a wide variety ...
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Journal of Evidence Based Dental Practice, 2006
The American Dental Association (ADA) has long relied on available scientific evidence in its commitment to use credible scientific data and analyses in policy-making, and its communications with the dental profession and the public.The evidence-based dentistry (EBD) process is a systematic approach that reviews and publishes the evidence relevant to ...
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The American Dental Association (ADA) has long relied on available scientific evidence in its commitment to use credible scientific data and analyses in policy-making, and its communications with the dental profession and the public.The evidence-based dentistry (EBD) process is a systematic approach that reviews and publishes the evidence relevant to ...
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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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