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Ada-Europe '93

12th Ada-Europe International Conference, "Ada Sans Frontieres", Paris, France, June 14-18, 1993. Proceedings

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  • © 1993

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Editors:
  1. Michel Gauthier
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 688)

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Table of contents (25 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Progress of Ada as an international standard: ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22 WG9 Ada status

    • Robert F. Mathis
    Pages 1-12

  3. Graphics development in Ada

    • Henri Pidault
    Pages 13-18

  4. The olympus attitude and orbital control system A case study in hard real-time system design and implementation

    • A. Burns, A. J. Wellings, C. M. Bailey, E. Fyfe
    Pages 19-35

  5. Information systems support in Ada 9X

    • Benjamin M. Brosgol
    Pages 36-53

  6. The impact of Ada on MIS applications

    • Riadh Lebib
    Pages 54-63

  7. SAMeDL — A pilot project

    • Barrie Baston, Robert Schoenborn, Deb Waterman
    Pages 64-78

  8. Applying Ada9X to two real time applications: A case study

    • Mike Kamrad, Jim Hassett
    Pages 79-94

  9. An efficient compiler validation method for Ada 9X

    • Michael Tonndorf
    Pages 95-107

  10. Avoiding anomalies in inheritance schemes

    • Frederic H. Wild III
    Pages 108-113

  11. Object-oriented design of an air defence simulator

    • R. H. Pierce, I. Marshall, S. J. Goodenough
    Pages 114-124

  12. A comparison of the object oriented features of Ada 9X and C++

    • Jesper Jørgensen
    Pages 125-141

  13. Use and abuse of exceptions — 12 guidelines for proper exception handling

    • Jürgen Schwille
    Pages 142-152

  14. Error-prone exception handling in large Ada systems

    • Gary N. Bundy, Diane E. Mularz
    Pages 153-170

  15. Structuring iterators to encourage reuse

    • John Beidler
    Pages 171-179

  16. Tool for computing cohesion and coupling in Ada programs: DIANA dependent part

    • Jerome R. Cherniack, Harpal S. Dhama, Jeanne F. Fandozzi
    Pages 180-196

  17. Data compatibility in a heterogeneous processor environment

    • Michael J. Glasgow, Brian D. Nettleton
    Pages 197-215

  18. An operational computer aided software environment: ILIADE

    • Marie -Gabrielle Bloch
    Pages 216-226

  19. Performance expectations on Ada programs

    • Göran Wall, Lars Asplund, Lars Björnfot, Kristina Lundqvist
    Pages 227-239

  20. The impact of an Ada run-time system's performance characteristics on scheduling models

    • A. Burns, A. J. Wellings, A. D. Hutcheon
    Pages 240-248
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This volume contains the proceedings of the twelfth Ada-Europe conference, held in France in 1993. The French name "Ada sans fronti res" (the only French words in the book) symbolizes the unlimitedness and novelty of Ada, as well as Europe-wide interest. Many papers relate to Ada-9X, the new standard that the Ada coimmunity is close to achieving after worldwide consultation and debate about requirements, specification, anddetailed definition. Their focus is on management, real-time, and compiler validation. Part of the conference was on object orientation, together with various issues relating to the general structure of the language, including exceptions to a certain use of genericity and heterogeneous data, efficiency, formal requirements and CASEs, and comparison with a competitor language. A third part relates to real-time, past with performance measurement, present with certification andapplications, and future with the ExTRA project and 9X.

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