I’m looking for the best books and websites containing different types of Ada 95 coding examples or “newer versions of Ada compilers”. I want to use them as a code base to start working from for any problems that I would run into.
I can’t explain it any better than that. All I want is a good list if I can get it!
Thank you (help),
David J.
P.S.: Most of my books just show the simpliest use of Ada95 constructs.
After participating in many online forums, I was wondering if there was a resource to learn about everything that can be done with Ada. So, instead of accessing a forum via a question or searching a forum for an answer, what if there were a series of books (or websites) that would give me a coding answer.
I was wondering if I could find answers (even if partial) from a separate resource instead of posting a question directly to a forum.
That reasource is called experience.
Open the Ada Reference Manual, focusing on the Ada.* library pages, and write some packages for your area of interest.
Ben-Ari’s Ada for Software Engineers has some practice problems (the first edition is available online; you can get the second from a library - under no circumstance think of paying for it to the extortionist Springer racket).
Ada is an eminently readable language so you can simply read good code like
This might be a toughie. If the John Barnes book or the Burns and Wellings book did not have enough info for you or good enough examples, it might be tough to find what you are looking for. It’s a bit more haphazard, but maybe the Rosetta Code website will give you some more nuanced / detailed examples, you would just need to search for things you wanted to see examples on. As an example: Dining philosophers - Rosetta Code