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A Transition Analysis of an Operational Systems from Ada 83 to Ada 95 Author: K. Warner and A. Slaughter Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A paper discussing the transition from Ada 83 to Ada 95 for performance monitoring (PM) software of a demultiplexing system. Early Experiences Adopting Ada 95 Author: I. Patton, and W. Prichett Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A discussion of the early experiences of two early adoption projects undertaken by the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA): the Joint Automated Message Editing Software (JAMES) and Airfields. An ANDF Based Ada 95 Compiler System Author: J. Bundgaard Format: Word Perfect Summary: The presentation of an Ada 95 compiler system that uses the Architecture Neutral Distribution Format (ANDF) as an intermediate program representation. Ada and C Interface Issues in the Development of Peripheral Device Support Libraries Author: S. Kapur Format: Microsoft Word Summary: Development steps and issues encountered during the development of an Ada interface to C peripheral libraries. The GNAT Implementation of Controlled Types Author: C. Comar, G. Dismukes, and F. Gasperoni Format: Microsoft Word Summary: An implementation model for supporting Ada 95 controlled types in the GNAT compiler. Termination of Ada Tasks in Hardware Author: L. Bjornfot, K. Lundqvist, G. Wall and L. Asplund Format: Postscript & RTF for Mac Summary: A paper on highly parallel algorithms for termination of Ada tasks. An Introduction to Child Program Units Author: N. Cohen Format: ASCII Text Summary: A paper on a new feature of Ada 95, child program units. Logical nesting, uses of child units, and special rules are discussed. An Automated Mechanism for Effectively Applying Domain Engineering in Reuse Activities Author: M. Stropky and D. Laforme Format: Microsoft Word with PowerPoint Figures Summary: An explanation of the driving factors behind the development of the Army Reuse Center's (ARC) Domain Knowledge Database (DKDB). Experience with Software Reuse on Embedded Military Program Author: J. Dickinson Format: Microsoft Word Summary: Insight into design features that both enhance and limit software reuse in Ada applications. Ada: The Cheapest Way to Build a Line of Business Author: J. Sutton Format: Microsoft Word Summary: Using the Line of Business (LOB) development paradigm and Ada. Development and Distribution of Ada Courseware Author: F. Van Scoy, J. Beidler, and B. Malloy Format: WordPerfect Summary: A discussion of process involvement, issues addressed, and consumer benefits for evaluating and cataloging Ada courseware products for electronic distribution over the Internet by West Virginia University and ASSET. Ada 83/95 Bindings to OSF's Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) Author: R. Kram and E. Gallagher Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A description of general rehosting issues and the specific methodology used to create a set of Ada 95 bindings to the Open Software Foundation's (OSF) Distributed Computing Environment (DCE), particularly the RPC service Application Programming Interface (API). Interfacing Ada to C - Solutions to Four Problems Author: M. Gart Format: Microsoft Word Summary: Proposed solutions to problems encountered when developing an Ada 95 binding to Windows NT: interfacing Ada and C programs; representation of C variable-length argument lists; representation of C unions; representation of variable-length arrays; and the interface between Ada and C DLL data. An Ada Binding for ODMG-93 Author: S. Lindsay and M. Roth Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A paper identifying the major decisions involved in creating an Ada language binding for the Object Definition Language (ODL), Object Manipulation Languages (OML), and Object Query Languages (OQL) proposed in ODMG-93 object database standard. Implementing the Model-View-Controller Paradigm in Ada 95 Author: J. Sasine and R. Toal Format: Microsoft Word Summary: The implementation of an MVC framework using Ada 95, including an extensible architecture for supporting new platforms, event-driven behavior, and a novel registration-based broadcast notification mechanism. Cost Effective Satellite Development With Use of an Ada Microprocessor Author: A. Carlsson Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A description of an embedded computer system intended for a scientific satellite to handle onboard altitude control functions in space using Ada. Ada 95 as a Base to Architect Systems in O4S (Objects for Systems) Author: I. Ogren Format: Microsoft Word Summary: Ada 95 and MIL-STD-498 can be used not only for software development, but also to create an architectural base for systems work concerning information systems work in general. Implementing a Software Architecture Author: C. Snyder Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A paper exploring software architecture questions and describing an organizational infrastructure through which an architectural focus can assist in developing quality software base on MIL-STD-498. Ada Reuse in Application Architectures: A Look Back at BLSM and Forward to ITV-MOD Author: B. Senters Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A discussion of reusable Ada components in two Air Force (AF) program application architectures as they are applied to a third AF program contracted to increase reuse, and lower the cost of modernizing legacy, proprietary, stovepipe, COBOL systems, into open systems using reusable components, OO methods, and Ada. Real-Time Avionics in Ada 83 Author: D. Silvasi-Patchin Format: Microsoft Word Summary: The actual design and implementation of a Real-Time Avionics project completed in the Ada 83 language. A Software Design Method for Ada 95 Based Concurrent and Real-Time Systems Author: R. Pettit and H. Gomaa Format: Microsoft Word Summary: A paper describing how the features of Ada 95 that help in concurrent software design have been incorporated into the ADARTS 95 and CODARTS/Ada 95 design methods. Implementing Ada Protected Objects - Interface Issues and Optimization Author: E. Giering and T. Baker Format: Postscript Summary: Possible optimizations of the implementation of protected objects for some special cases, outlining and inline and callback version of a runtime system interface for protected objects. A Reinforcement Strategy for Least Slack Scheduling Using BPHT Author: L. Asplund Format: Postscript & Microsoft Word Summary: A general approach to delayed reinforcement learning by the use of supervised training algorithms (BPHT) us used for task scheduling.

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