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  • ...up a User Account to Use Ada#HEADING11-0|Setting up a User Account to Use Ada]]
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">with Text_Io; * This program resides in a text file named '''test.ada'''.
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  • ...owerAda:APPENDIX B. Support Packages/POSIX Ada Packages|Displaytitle=POSIX/Ada Packages|Chapter=B|Section=3|Order=92|Summary=|Product=PowerAda|Version=5|P ...d in IEEE Std 1003.5-1992. These packages provide a standard interface for Ada programs to the operating system. The package specifications may be viewed
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  • ...the sections of this rationale where they are addressed; it concludes that Ada 95 meets the Requirements.''
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  • = Ada 95 Rationale = {{DISPLAYTITLE: Guide <span class="hide">- Ada 95 Rationale</span> }}
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  • * [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#HEADING251-0|ada]] * [[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Linking Ada Into Non-Ada Programs#ailmerge_man_page|ailmerge]]
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  • ...eader is recommended to read this first part before attempting to read the Ada 95 Reference Manual.'' {{9x_rationale|Displaytitle=Part One. Introduction to Ada 95}}
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  • ...g of programs written in Ada. Its purpose is to promote the portability of Ada programs to a variety of data processing systems.
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  • ::: [[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Calling Non-Ada Subprograms#MARKER-2-783|PowerAda calling conventions for]] :[[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Calling Non-Ada Subprograms#MARKER-2-782|calling conventions]]
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  • ...interrupt entry addresses for each POSIX signal is provided in the package Ada.Interrupts.Names as follows: === Ada.Interrupts.Names ===
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  • OC Systems' LegacyAda/390 is recommended by IBM as the Ada compiler of choice for System 370 and 390 mainframe computers. *Validated Ada 83 compiler.
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  • ...ce to Other Languages/Calling Non-Ada Subprograms|Displaytitle=Calling Non-Ada Subprograms|Chapter=7|Section=1|Order=62|Summary=|Product=PowerAda|Version= ...779"></span>The PowerAda compiler supports the Ada pragma Import to enable Ada programs to call subprograms written in other languages. The compiler recog
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  • <span class="guide" style="display: inline;">Ada Reference Manual</span>
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  • ...is sent, the program causes a rendezvous with the task, just as if another Ada task had called the entry. ...in attaching a signal to a protected procedure are defined in the package Ada.Interrupts.Names and correspond to the AIX names for the signals (e.g., SIG
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  • * type <code>Time</code> in the language-defined package <code>Ada.Real_time</code> (See [[Guide:95lrm/RM-D-8|D.8]]); ...IX B. Support Packages/POSIX Ada Packages#MARKER-9-1133|Appendix B, "POSIX/Ada Packages"]]).
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  • ...t can be used to identify an Ada object which is to be accessed from a non-Ada subprogram. <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">pragma Export(
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  • <span id="MARKER-2-932"></span>The Ada language requires compilers to provide support for more than the basic lang ...minates unreferenced subprograms. As a result, the size of the memory area Ada programs use as they run can vary.
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  • :[[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Linking Ada Into Non-Ada Programs#MARKER-2-822|build_shared script]] :[[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Linking Ada Into Non-Ada Programs#MARKER-2-824|build_shared_runtime script]]
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  • :abbreviating Ada names :[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-2-1673|ada]]
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  • ...v><div class="linenumbers">{{DISPLAYTITLE: Foreword to this version of the Ada Reference Manual}} The International Standard for the programming language Ada is ISO/IEC 8652:1995(E).
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  • ::: [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-2-1674|ada]]
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  • ...lementation. These Ada types can therefore be used to pass objects between Ada and Fortran programs. <p><syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">
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  • '''Libm_Interface (libm.ada)''' - a thin binding to the functions in /usr/lib/libm.a ...g disabled is provided as the package Fast_Math in the file f<code>astmath.ada</code>.
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  • ...or the packages in the first two categories above (those compiled into the Ada system sublibrary) can be viewed on-line using '''[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. To
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  • ...' option on the [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-9-1672|''ada'']], [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/abuild#MARKER-9-1661|''abuild''
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  • ...9-1010|''American National Standards Institute (ANSI)'']] standard for the Ada language. This is available on-line as part of PowerAda. ...rAda:APPENDIX B. Support Packages/POSIX Ada Packages#MARKER-9-1133|''POSIX/Ada Packages'']] provided in the PowerAda runtime.
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  • ...environment for developing, testing, integrating, and maintaining complex Ada applications. Applications compiled with PowerAda run up to twice as fast a *Maps Ada tasks to threads; the source level debugger is thread-aware; POSIX and X-11
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  • * The form of a program written in Ada; * The manner in which program units may be combined to form Ada programs;
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  • ...to time. It is recommended that this part be read in conjunction with the Ada 95 Reference Manual.''
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  • ...se specifies rules regarding access to machine instructions from within an Ada program. ...). Implementation-defined attributes shall be provided to allow the use of Ada entities as operands.
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  • ===Ada Example=== In the following Ada code a tagged base type, Base, is declared and a second tagged type, Derive
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">asrcinfo [-h] {-I | FileName . . . }</syntaxhighlight> This command provides information about one or more Ada files.
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  • ::: [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-2-1745|Ada83_export_syntax]] ::: [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-2-1748|Ada_heap_limit]]
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  • ...and all C files with the <code>-g</code> option. However, the size of your Ada [[PowerAda:APPENDIX A. Glossary#MARKER-9-1101|''sublibrary'']] and executab ...tegy is to [[PowerAda:APPENDIX A. Glossary#MARKER-9-1027|''compile'']] all Ada [[PowerAda:APPENDIX A. Glossary#MARKER-9-1060|''library unit'']]s with debu
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  • ...such as Object-Oriented Programming and enhanced interfacing capabilities, Ada 95 will enable the flexible and reliable development of major applications ...andard, officially ISO/IEC 8652:1995, thus marks an important milestone in Ada's history. Enormous contributions from some of the world's finest software
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  • ''The HTML hypertext annotations of the "Hypertext Ada 95 Rationale" are Copyright (C) 1995 by Laurent Guerby. All rights reserved The "Hypertext Ada 95 Rationale" hereafter referred to as the "package", is distributed in the
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  • ...he company's software development projects, including Ada code generators, Ada development tools, Aprobe and RootCause. Prior to joining OC Systems, Fleck ...technical lead for the Ada compiler products. He has nearly two decades of Ada compiler development experience. Before joining OC Systems in 1994, he work
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">pragma COMMENT(Static_String); <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">pragma IMAGES(Enumeration_Type, immediate | deferred);</syntaxhighlight>
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  • :[[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Linking Ada Into Non-Ada Programs#MARKER-2-823|gen_exp_list script]]
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  • ...-2-2007"></span><span id="MARKER-2-2008"></span>Programs that contain both Ada [[PowerAda:APPENDIX A. Glossary#MARKER-9-1024|''code'']] and code written i ...pressions. After debugging the C portion of the program, you can return to Ada mode. The MODE command with no argument displays the current language mode.
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  • asyntax - check Ada syntax <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">asyntax [-h] {-I | FileName . . . }</syntaxhighlight>
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  • ...r Languages/Mapping Ada Data Types to Other Languages|Displaytitle=Mapping Ada Data Types to Other Languages|Chapter=7|Section=2|Order=63|Summary=|Product ...2-792"></span>The mechanism used for passing parameters to an imported non-Ada subprogram depends on the type of the formal parameters:
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  • PowerAda is a registered trademark of OC Systems for it's Ada program development environment. ...YU Ada Translator, is Free Software. GNAT has been validated on Solaris by Ada Core Technologies, ([http://www.gnat.com/ <code>www.gnat.com</code>]), whic
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  • <span id="MARKER-2-1782"></span>afmt - format Ada source <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">afmt [-h] [-i Case] [-r Case]
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  • === Selecting Ada Constructs === ...n, or hold down shift and left-click on the mouse. This will highlight the Ada construct nearest the mouse pointer.
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  • ...lease note the context in which you were working, specifically the type of Ada construct you were examining and the attributes of the compilation unit. ...ermined by running any command line tool followed by -h, for example <code>ada -h.</code>
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  • ...selectable editor with the selected file. The editor may be either vi, an Ada-customized XEmacs, or any other text editor. If the edit operation is selec ...></span>Build''' (for an Ada source file, compilation unit, sublibrary, or Ada binary): The build operations include ''load'', ''compile'', and ''update''
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  • ...pported by PowerAda. Ada95 also provides the package [[Guide:95lrm/RM-A-15|ADA.COMMAND_LINE]] for this purpose as well. ...may set the return code when compiling in the Ada95 mode of PowerAda using ADA.COMMAND_LINE.SET_EXIT_STATUS. You may also specify a return code when exiti
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  • Ada 95 has six more reserved words which are abstract, aliased, protected, requ ...e better support for international character sets in the first revision of Ada.
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  • :[[PowerAda:Overview/The Ada Language#MARKER-2-168|references to other books]] :related documentation [[PowerAda:Overview/The Ada Language#MARKER-2-169|[1]]] [[PowerAda:Overview/Related Documentation#MARKE
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  • ...u to import that object and reference it in Ada. For example, to define an Ada variable to correspond to the C global variable '''errno''' in the read-wri <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">Error_Value : Integer;
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  • ...Ada language features. These topics include memory organization within an Ada program, tasking features, and special pragmas that the compiler supports. Before reading this chapter, you should be familiar with the Ada language features that do not have counterparts in most other languages; fo
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  • ...select the nearest Ada lexical element by clicking MB2 or shift-MB1 in the Ada source. The definition of the selected element can be found using the comma The local uses of an object can be found by selecting an Ada lexical element and using the local uses command in the Source menu.
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  • ...e project.) All the source code in a given directory is associated with an Ada sublibrary in the same directory. (A sublibrary is a subdirectory PowerAda ...no different than other 'repository-based' CM toolsets in this regard. The Ada source code should be imported into ClearCase in a directory structure whic
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  • === XEmacs' Ada Support === ...tion of code, and navigating through code. OC Systems provides a number of Ada-related extensions as well. These allow compilation from XEmacs, interactiv
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">aextract [-hFIU] [-L Library | -s Sublibrary | -x Executable ] '''aextract''' extracts the ASCII source text for a compilation unit from an Ada library or sublibrary.
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  • ...cation at which the exception was thrown/raised. The ExceptionName is the Ada exception name or the name of the C++ object thrown. The ExceptionData is You can get the message associated with the Ada or C++ exception using:
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  • C, Ada.
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  • ...cribes how to use the compiler optimization features, and how to tune your Ada programs so that they run as fast or consume as little space as possible.
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  • ...erface to Other Languages/Calling Non-Ada Subprograms#MARKER-2-787|mapping Ada parameters to C]]
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  • .../code>, which is a public domain emacs package written by a number of Team Ada/NYU folks; kudos to them for great work. <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">powerada</syntaxhighlight>
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  • '''Languages -- Ada'''
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  • ...R-9-1058|library]], or executable. This section describes the mapping from Ada names to symbols, and gives some hints for finding one from the other. ...distinguish it from other overloads. This concept is equally applicable to Ada. The remainder of this section describes the PowerAda ''mangling'' algorith
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  • ...personnel who are familiar with the AIX or Linux operating systems and the Ada programming language should use this book to learn about the compiler and i
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  • ...889"></span>Tasks are mapped as threads. Therefore, AIX or Linux schedules Ada tasks in the same manner as it schedules other threads/processes. Note that ...del should be compatible with the tasking system provided by any validated Ada compiler.
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">adbg [-h] [-L Library] [-r UID@Host] ...ints can be set by clicking toggle buttons to the left of the source code. Ada objects and expressions can be selected using the mouse and their values ca
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  • ...kings of [[PowerAda:APPENDIX A. Glossary#MARKER-9-1037|exception]]s within Ada.
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  • * Errors that are required to be detected prior to run time by every Ada implementation; ...s to this category. Any program that contains such an error is not a legal Ada program; on the other hand, the fact that a program is legal does not mean,
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  • ...t are normally deleted. Both types of information are required to debug an Ada [[PowerAda:APPENDIX A. Glossary#MARKER-9-1117|''unit'']]. The debugger can
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  • ...ith any problems that occur. The following are the return codes set by the Ada tools. * The sublibrary is not actually an Ada sublibrary, or it is a sublibrary but its format is incorrect.
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  • ...ult sizes are usually only restricted by the limit for the process. If the Ada program was bound with the <code>-q</code> option that controls a particula The memory associated with an Ada program on AIX (as for any AIX program) is organized so that most all read/
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  • ...t environment for developing, testing, integrating and maintaining complex Ada applications on Red Hat Linux and AIX.
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  • ...ption with the '''[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-9-1672|ada]]''' (or '''[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/aprojbuild#MARKER-9-1806 ...ssary#MARKER-9-1025|compilation]]; that library is always included when an Ada program is linked.
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  • ...invoking the '''[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-9-1672|''ada'']]''' compiler to compile source files and compilation units, and then bin ...he following '''[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-9-1672|''ada'']]''' options:
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  • ...-9-1661|abuild]], [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-9-1672|ada]], [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/adbg#MARKER-9-1750|adbg]], [[Powe
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  • ::: passing [[PowerAda:Interface to Other Languages/Mapping Ada Data Types to Other Languages#MARKER-2-792|[1]]] [[PowerAda:Interface to Ot :[[PowerAda:Overview/Related Documentation#MARKER-2-209|POSIX Ada Standard]]
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  • ...erAda:Interface to Other Languages/Compiling Ada Programs that Include Non-Ada Subprograms#MARKER-2-803|compiling]]
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  • ...certainly consists of one or more UNIX directories containing one or more Ada files, as well as files written in other languages, documentation, PDL, dat <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">common/ vehicles/ aircraft/</syntaxhighlight>
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  • :[[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-2-1741|libada]] ...erAda:Overview/The Ada Language#MARKER-2-172|[1]]] [[PowerAda:Overview/The Ada Language#MARKER-2-170|[2]]]
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  • ...rfaces.C contains the basic types, constants and subprograms that allow an Ada program to pass scalars and strings to C functions. <p><syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">
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  • ...hus allowing an Ada subprogram to be called from a foreign language, or an Ada object to be accessed from a foreign language. The pragmas Import and Expor A pragma Convention is used to specify that an Ada entity should use the conventions of another language. It is intended prima
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">afilemv [-hvFS] Sublibrary CurrentFilename NewFilename</syntaxhighlight> ...X E. Tools Reference/abuild#MARKER-9-1661|abuild]] to find source files of Ada programs that have been moved to other locations. You can use the '''[[Powe
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">powerada [-h] [-gray | -mono] [project_path]</syntaxhighlight> '''powerada''' provides a complete graphical development environment for Ada programs. It provides operations on files, directories, sublibraries, and e
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  • ...nu#MARKER-9-458|''Build Menu'']], for compiling, binding and updating your Ada programs; ...-526|''Source Browser View'']], for viewing and cross-referencing compiled Ada source;
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  • How do I print or change a GNAT Ada string value in my probe? I have an Ada procedure that I'm stubbing out, but want to return a string value. The pro
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  • <h1>'''Ada Reference Manual'''</h1> <p>'''Ada Reference Manual - Language and Standard Libraries'''</p>
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  • ...-J-2|Next]]</div><div class="linenumbers">{{DISPLAYTITLE: J.1 Renamings of Ada 83 Library Units}} <p><syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">
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  • ==Ada Example== For an Ada program:
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  • ...two parts should have given the reader a good understanding of the Core of Ada 95. This third part describes the material in the Annexes. This includes th
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  • ...rstand and use Aprobe. Users of Aprobe should be able to write programs in Ada, C++, C, or Java and run them at the command line. ...hen do the on-line examples under<code>$APROBE/examples/evaluate]</code>. (Ada users should read <code>$APROBE/ada_examples/</code>] in place of <code>$AP
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  • ...xample, the [[#MARKER-9-1877|''EDIT'']] command can be used to modify your Ada source file; the [[#MARKER-9-1880|''EXIT'']] command lets you end a debuggi === Modifying Ada Source Files: EDIT ===
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  • ...age experience. Candidate should be a quick learner and will need to learn Ada 95.
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  • ...ion. Of course, this also sacrifices one of the greatest advantages of the Ada language, so is recommended only for performance tuning in well-tested, tim The [[PowerAda:APPENDIX E. Tools Reference/ada#MARKER-9-1723|-S compiler option]] suppresses all checks in the code genera
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  • <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">abinchk [-cehlmq] [-L library] [executable]</syntaxhighlight> * the name, timestamp, and CM_INFO for all Ada compilation units included in the executable; and
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  • It is often useful to be able to change the value of an Ada string parameter to a subprogram. Here is a description of that process, w <source lang=ada>
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  • ...guages/Linking Ada Into Non-Ada Programs|Displaytitle=Linking Ada Into Non-Ada Programs|Chapter=7|Section=7|Order=68|Summary=|Product=PowerAda|Version=5|P ...he Ada code into a single partially linked object module or by creating an Ada shared library. This is only supported on AIX.
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  • ...e completed the Getting Started demo, you may wish to apply PowerAda to an Ada program of your own, or proceed to a more advanced demo. For a more complet <syntaxhighlight lang="Ada">echo Hello!</syntaxhighlight>
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  • === Ada File Suffix === ...set, powerada uses '.ada', '.adb', and '.ads' as the default suffixes for Ada source files.
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  • ...modifying the existing base of Ada 83 software to make it compatible with Ada 95. This involves not only pursuing upward compatibility but also preservin In the design of Ada 95, a very conservative approach has been adopted. The few incompatibilitie
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  • ...language. This article discusses how the AIX PowerAda compiler represents Ada character string values in subprogram calls and function returns An Ada string is not nul-terminated, nor must it start at 0 or 1.
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