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Ada: Moving Towards 2000

11th Ada-Europe International Conference, Zandvoort, The Netherlands, June 1-5, 1992. Proceedings

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  • © 1992

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  1. J. Katwijk
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 603)

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Conference proceedings info: Ada-Europe 1992.

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Table of contents (25 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Distributed application designed using MASCOT and implemented in Ada

    • M J Looney, A O'Brien
    Pages 1-8

  3. Real time Ada in the International Space Station freedom

    • Gary Raines
    Pages 9-19

  4. Managing Ada object-oriented development

    • John A. Anderson, John D. Sheffler
    Pages 20-34

  5. Software engineering, Ada and metrics

    • Alison Wearing
    Pages 35-46

  6. Using Ada source code generators in a large project

    • Rob Duell, Hugo J. Sebel, Franklin C. A. de Wit
    Pages 47-59

  7. Design and code metrics through a DIANA-based tool

    • Wayne M. Zage, Dolores M. Zage, Manjari Bhargava, Dale J. Gaumer
    Pages 60-71

  8. Using ADA in integrating ATC systems

    • Miech Groeneveld
    Pages 72-79

  9. An evaluation of ADA source code reuse

    • W. M. Thomas, A. Delis, V. R. Basili
    Pages 80-91

  10. Porting embedded real-time ADA software

    • Fred A. Maymir-Ducharme
    Pages 92-103

  11. Reusable executives for hard real-time systems in Ada

    • Juan A. de la Puente, Juan Zamorano, Alejandro Alonso, Jose L. Fernández
    Pages 104-115

  12. Designing hard real-time systems

    • A. Burns, A. J. Wellings
    Pages 116-127

  13. Runtime system support for data-oriented synchronization in Ada-9X

    • M. Gobin, M. Timmerman, F. J. A. Gielen
    Pages 128-137

  14. Decimal arithmetic in Ada

    • Benjamin M. Brosgol, Robert I. Eachus, David E. Emery
    Pages 138-149

  15. Task Dependence Net as a representation for concurrent Ada programs

    • Jingde Cheng
    Pages 150-164

  16. Detection and avoidance of elaboration-time problems for multi-unit real-time Ada applications

    • Leslie C. Lander, Sandeep Mitra
    Pages 165-181

  17. Simulation of Mosca specifications in Ada

    • Arlet Ottens, Hans Toetenel
    Pages 182-196

  18. Considerations with regard to validation of Ada debuggers

    • Steen Silberg
    Pages 197-213

  19. SWG APSE test support toolset (assessment of the CAIS-A interface set)

    • W. Treurniet
    Pages 214-229

  20. Compilation Integration: A solution for the challenge of developing and reusing ada software on different platforms

    • Thanh-Nu Do
    Pages 230-241
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Software engineering and the language Ada are playing a major role in the development of software and software technology for the new century. The11th Ada Europe conference shows that Ada has matured from a language, mainly of researchers and academics in the early 1980s, into a full-grown tool in software engineering practice. This volume contains a selection of contributions to the conference. They demonstrate that Ada is very beneficially used in many software development projects and is gradually becoming accepted on the scale it deserves. Papers have been selected that show that Ada is indeed ripened in all aspects of software engineering. A variety of topics is addressed: management, economics, practical experiences, numerics, and the use of Ada for real-time and distributed systems.

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