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Ada (Computer program language)

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Software design techniques for large Adasystems

William E. Byrne

1991

Invitation to Ada & Ada reference manual (July 1980)

Harry Katzan

1982

Software systems construction with examples in Ada

Bo Sandén

1994

Concurrent programming in Ada

Burns, Alan

1985

Object-oriented design with Ada

Kjell Nielsen

1992

Ada Programmer's Handbook and Language Reference Manual LRM

Dean W. Gonzalez

1991

ADA

David A. Watt, Brian A. Wichmann, William Findlay

1987

Comparing and assessing programming languages

Alan R. Feuer, Narain Gehani

1984

Computer Architecture

Richard Y. Kain

1989

Ada 95

Michael B. Feldman

1996

High Integrity Software

John Barnes

2003

A programmer's view of the Intel 432 system

Elliott Irving Organick

1983

Software engineering with Modula-2 and Ada

Richard Wiener

1984

Introduction to abstract data types using Ada

Bruce Hillam

1994

Ada 95 reference manual

S. Tucker Taft

1997

Ada

Walter J. Savitch, Charles G. Petersen

1992

Ada as a second language

Norman H. Cohen

1996

Business fluctuations and forecasting

Duane B. Oyen

1991

Object-oriented reuse, concurrency, and distribution

Colin Atkinson

1991

Artificial intelligence with Ada

Louis Baker

1989

Ada in action

Do-While Jones

1989

Programming in Ada

J. G. P. Barnes

1984

Problem solving with ADA

Brian Mayoh

1982

A First Course in Computer Science With Ada

Nicholas J. De Lillo

1992

Ada and beyond

National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on the Past and Present Contexts for the Use of Ada in the Department of Defense.

1997

Understanding Ada

Kenneth C. Shumate

1984

System design with Ada

R. J. A. Buhr

1984

Design of dependable Ada software

J. C. Geoffroy, G. Motet, A. Marpinard

1995

Software development with Ada

Ian Sommerville

1987

Ada

M. W. Rogers

1984

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