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Tri-Ada Conference Papers ACM SIGAda Annual International Conference (SIGAda '98) Papers presented at the November 8-12, 1998 conference held in Washington, D.C. [formerly Tri-Ada] Tri-Ada'96 - Experience the New World of Ada 95 Papers presented at the December 3-7, 1996 conference held in Philadelphia, PA. Tri-Ada'95 - Ada's Role in Global Markets: Solutions for a Changing Complex World Papers presented at the November 5-10, 1995 conference held in Anaheim, CA. Papers and Publications Ada - AJPO Progress Report A report describing the Ada Joint Program Office’s (AJPO) programs and accomplishments since February of 1995, when Ada 95 became the world’s only object-oriented, internationally standardized computer programming language. Ada 9X for Embedded Systems Development An article, published in the June 6, 1994 issue of EE Times, emphisizing features of Ada 9X appropriate for embedded systems development. AdaCAST - A White Paper A white paper introducing a new software tool called AdaCAST, which focuses on unit and regression testing for Ada language programs. A Comparison of the Object-Oriented Features of Ada 95 and Java™ (May 1999) A technical paper by Ben Brosgol of Aonix comparing the OO features of Ada 95 and Java. This paper is available in PDF. A Comparison of the Concurrency and Real-Time Features of Ada95 and Java (May 1999) A techncial paper by Ben Brosgol of Aonix comparing realtime features of Ada 95 and Java. This paper is available in PDF. Embedded Real-Time and Database: How Do They Fit Together? (Postcript) A technical paper presented at STC'96, describing what makes real-time data management different from non-real-time data management and compares Ada 95's concept of programming by extension" (as used by an Ada object database) to SQL views. Guidelines for Choosing A Computer Language: Support For The Visionary Organization 2nd Edition A report designed as a decision aid for the software manager who must choose appropriate software assets for an organization to use in its software production. Mapping OMT Associations to Ada A white paper which develops a recommended mapping from OMT associations to Ada. The mapping is presented in a constructive fashion, addressing issues one at a time, leading up to several templates which illustrate the mapping. An Object Base Design Mechanism for Interactions Between an Ada 83 applications and X Windows An Object Based Design (OBD) mechanism has been created as a variation of the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm used by the Smalltalk programming language to provide an interface between Ada and X-Windows. TASH: Tcl Ada SHell, An Ada/Tcl Binding A binding to Tcl from Ada is described. The goal of this binding is to make scripting language features, such as associative arrays, regular expression matching, and execution of OS commands available to an Ada programmer and to allow a Tcl programmer to use Ada in place of C where needed. This paper is available in Postscript, Text, and MS Word 7.0 formats. TASH: A Free Platform-Independent Graphical User Interface Development Toolkit for Ada A platform-independent Application Programming Interface (API) for developing Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) is described. This API includes a complete "thin" binding to Tcl and an experimental "thick" binding to Tk from Ada 95. Several features of Ada 95 such as access to subprograms, tagged types, and interface to C were used in this binding. The paper is also available in Postscript, Text, and MS Word 7.0 format. Why Ada is the Right Choice for Object Databases (Postcript) A technical paper and accompanying slides presented at Software Technology Conference 1997 (STC'97) by Michael Card, describing the unique features of Ada that make it an ideal choice for building object database managers.

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