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Description: Discussion about Ada*.
 

OS support for ATC's 
  The LRM 9.7.4 defines an "Asynchronous Transfer of Control" (otherwise known as an abortable select statment), where one part can be preempted by the acceptance of an entry in the other. GNAT, however, defines a compiler-specific "polling" pragma that is ostensibly required to support ATC's on "targets that cannot otherwise support it", and Windows is given as the example.... more »
By sbelmont...@gmail.com  - 8:18pm - 1 new of 1 message    

condition true or false? -> (-1 < sizeof("test")) 
  Forwarding this to guys who write code in real languages to see what they think of this. AFAIK you cannot get something like that past the compiler in Ada...and you would have to define a type or a subtype to even have an unsigned int unless you use a modular type IIRC. In FORTRAN I don't remember... more »
By Nomen Nescio  - May 21 - 21 new of 21 messages    

ADA Programmer - Pandamonia LLC 
  Hey, My name is Alexsander Akers and I run a small business called Pandamonia LLC that makes iOS apps for devices like the iPhone and iPad. We are looking for an ADA programmer who could help us port some ADA code into something more readily deployable to iOS devices such as C, C++, or Objective-C.... more »
By a...@pandamonia.us  - May 19 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Problem with Delay Alternative in Finalization 
  I am porting code from Solaris to Linux. I am running in to a problem where a delay alternive used when in finalization doesn't seem to be working properly. The delay part never seems to happen. The actual code is very complex, so I wrote a simple test to see if the problem still existed.... more »
By Tim McGuire  - May 18 - 11 new of 11 messages    

Vector (container) initialization: the schizophrenic ampersand 
  Shouldn't this be the right idiom to initialize a vector (container) with literals: use My_Vectors; V : My_Vectors.Vector := Element1 & Element2 & Element3; Looks nice, but does not compile (with GNAT), because the compiler cannot make a decision on which "&" function to use where. Is there a way to give precedence to one of the "&" functions? Or some other nice solution? Thanks.... more »
By Marius Amado-Alves  - May 17 - 16 new of 16 messages    

Windows 7, MinGW, GNAT, mysterious problem 
  There seems to be some very weird problem which I cannot identify. Maybe somebody familiar with MinGW and GNAT/GCC innards can shed some light. It started as a GtkAda problem, but now I am not sure if it really is. So I reduced the sample code which originally was Ada to bare C in order to exclude any Ada/C calling issues.... more »
By Dmitry A. Kazakov  - May 17 - 1 new of 1 message    

Companies Only Offering Ada-95 Compilers 
  From what I can tell, the following companies only offer Ada-95 compilers: DDCI Greenhills RR Software The following offer compilers for current Ada: AdaCore Irvine For the following, I can't tell: Atego IBM/Rational Have I missed anyone? Corrections are welcome. I'm trying to determine the... more »
By Jeffrey Carter  - May 16 - 42 new of 42 messages    

AdaIC news: short user survey 
  As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the AdaIC website, we're conducting a short survey of Ada users to guide possible improvements to the site. Find the survey at: [link] Thanks in advance for your time. Randy Brukardt, (former) AdaIC webmaster... more »
By Randy Brukardt  - May 16 - 1 new of 1 message    

AdaIC news: news submission 
  The AdaIC news feed is going to be revamped in response to feedback that we've received (including some from here). As part of that, we've established a new e-mail address: n...@adaic.org that can be used to submit news items to possibly be featured on the AdaIC news feed. Any Ada-related news items will be eligible, whether they are... more »
By Randy Brukardt  - May 16 - 2 new of 2 messages    

is having a complex type as built-in the languages vs. being in standard package makes performance difference? 
  Just a basic question for the experts. Ada provides complex data types by a package: [link] "Ada provides complex datatype, which requires using packages Generic_Complex_Types and Generic_Complex_Elementary_Fun ctions and instantiating them with the type of complex number to use"... more »
By Nasser M. Abbasi  - May 16 - 7 new of 7 messages    

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