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ORCIDTRI-Ada 1995: Anaheim, CA, USA
- Charles B. Engle Jr.:
Proceedings of the conference on TRI-Ada 1995: Ada's role in global markets: solutions for a changing complex world, November 5 -10, 1995, Anaheim, CA, USA. ACM 1995, ISBN 0-89791-705-7 - Stephen R. Lindsay, Mark A. Roth:
An Ada binding for ODMG-93. 18-27 - Mitch Gart:
Interfacing Ada to C - solutions to four problems. 28-34 - Richard Kram, Ed Gallagher, Jeffrey Den Bleyker, Howard Eng:
Ada 83/95 binding to OSF's distributed computing environment (DCE). 38-48 - Peter E. Obermayer, Georg Schüer, Rudolf Landwehr:
An implementation of the DIS standard in ADA. 49-53 - Neal S. Coulter, Ira Monarch, Suresh Konda, Marvin J. Carr:
Ada and the evolution of software engineering. 56-71 - Alan Paterson:
Swiss postbank: Ada in a commercial application. 72-84 - Lars Asplund:
A reinforcement strategy for least slack scheduling using BPHT. 90-94 - John Hayward, Stephen Bale:
Refinement of Z specifications using reusable software components in Ada. 95-104 - John A. Hamilton Jr., David A. Cook, Udo W. Pooch:
Distributed simulation in Ada 95. 105-113 - Don K. Silvasi-Patchin:
Real-time avionics in Ada 83. 118-126 - E. W. Giering, Theodore P. Baker:
Implementing Ada protected objects - interface issues and optimization. 134-143 - Robert G. Pettit IV, Hassan Gomaa:
A software design method for Ada 95 based concurrent and real-time systems. 144-147 - Arne Carlsson:
Cost effective satellite development with use of an Ada microprocessor. 158-165 - Anthony B. Gargaro, A. Spencer Peterson:
Transitioning a model-based software engineering architectural style to Ada 95. 166-178 - Christopher J. Thompson, Vincent Celier:
DVM: an object-oriented framework for building large distributed Ada systems. 179-191 - Stéphane Barbey, Bill Beckwith, David Weller, Brad Balfour:
Experiences in object-oriented programming (panel session). 194-199 - Jodene M. Sasine, Raymond J. Toal:
Implementing the model-view-controller paradigm in Ada 95. 202-211 - Stéphane Barbey:
Ada 95 as implementation language for object-oriented designs. 212-225 - John A. Hamilton Jr., Udo W. Pooch:
A survey of object-oriented methodologies. 226-234 - James Baldo:
Panel: effects of object-oriented design on reuse and maintenance. 236-237 - Linda Safford, Phil Brashear, Oliver Cole, Robert Dewar, Nelson H. Weiderman:
For environment initiatives, will Ada 95 experiences parallel Ada 83 experiences? (panel session). 239-244 - Gary Shupe:
For partnership initiatives, will Ada 95 experiences parallel Ada 83 experiences? 245-246 - Charles W. Lillie, Michael B. Feldman, Frances L. Van Scoy, John Beidler, Brian A. Malloy:
Development and distribution of Ada courseware (panel). 247-248 - Charles W. Lillie, Frances L. Van Scoy, Brian A. Malloy, John Beidler:
Development and distribution of Ada courseware. 249-250 - John Thornley:
Performance of a high-level parallel programming layer defined on top of the Ada tasking model. 252-262 - Yvon Kermarrec, Laurent Pautet, Samuel Tardieu:
GARLIC: generic Ada reusable library for interpartition communication. 263-269 - Patrick Rogers, Marc Pitarys:
The first embedded distributed Ada95 application. 270-279 - Hal Hart, Sy Wong:
Why we don't use Ada (panel session). 283-285 - Ingmar Ögren, Håkan Lindergren:
Ada 95 a base to architect systems in O4S (Objects For Systems). 288-298 - Charles Synder:
Implementing a software architecture. 299-305 - Bret A. Senters:
Ada reuse in application architectures: a look back at BLSM and forward to ITV-MOD. 306-317 - James Sutton, Bernard Carré:
Ada: the cheapest way to build a line of business. 320-330 - Maria E. Stropky, Deborah Laforme:
An automated mechanism for effectively applying domain engineering in reuse activities. 332-340 - James R. Hamilton, Harold G. Hawley, Clinton J. Lalum:
Product-line reuse for Ada systems. 341-350 - William H. Ett, B. Bulat, J. Johnson, D. Bristow:
Process analysis: a technique to improve Ada-based development. 351 - William M. Thomas, Deborah A. Cerino:
Predicting software quality for reuse certification. 367-377 - T. Colin Pratt, Leslie Russell:
Two award-winning Ada systems at object world. 378-387 - David A. Mundie:
Using Ada 95 for embedded applications. 390-393 - Magnus Kempe:
The composition of abstractions: evolution of software component design with Ada 95. 394-405 - Norman H. Cohen:
An introduction to child program units. 406-417 - Kenneth N. Warner, Alicia S. Slaughter:
A transition analysis of an operational system from ADA83 to ADA95. 420-425 - I Lee Patton II, William W. Pritchett IV:
Early experiences adopting Ada 95. 426-434 - Jørgen Bundgaard:
An ANDF based Ada 95 compiler system. 436-445 - Michael B. Feldman, Charles W. Kann, Arthur Vargas Lopes, Manuel A. Pérez-Quiñones:
GW-Ada/Ed: free Ada 83 development environments for IBM PC-compatible and Apple Macintosh computers. 446-454 - Sadhana Kapur:
Ada and C interface issues in the development of peripheral device support libraries. 455-459 - Yvon Kermarrec, Laurent Nana, Laurent Pautet:
Implementing recovery blocks in GNAT: a powerful fault tolerance mechanism and a transaction support. 462-466 - Cyrille Comar, Gary Dismukes, Franco Gasperoni:
The GNAT implementation of controlled types. 467-473 - Lars Björnfot, Kristina Lundqvist, Göran Wall, Lars Asplund:
Termination of Ada tasks in hardware. 474-486 - Willis K. King, Michael B. Feldman, William Richardson, Garth Glynn:
Panel: computer science accreditation and Ada: good for each other. 488-496 - Jorge Diaz-Herrera:
Software engineering as a profession. 497 - Lewis Gray:
Solving problems on military and commercial projects with MIL-STD-498 and EIA IS-640/IEEE Std. 1498. 500-501 - Bart J. Nigro:
Tri-Ada Panel 95 (panel session): commercial use of MIL-STD-498 and its replacement. 502-503 - Perry R. DeWeese:
Tri-Ada panel '95 (panel session): introduction to MIL-STD-498 and ISO/IEC 12207. 504
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