Ada Style Guide/References

• ACES
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• Ada Reference Manual
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• Barnes, J.G.P.
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• Booch, G.
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• Cohen, N.H.
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• Goforth, A., P. Collard, and M. Marquardt - 1990. "Performance Measurement of Parallel Ada," Ada Letters. 10,3.
• Gonzalez, Dean W. - 1991. "'=' Considered Harmful," Ada Letters. 11,2:56.
• Goodenough, J., and L. Sha - 1988. The Priority Ceiling Protocol: A Method for Minimizing the Blocking of High Priority Ada Tasks, Tech. Rep. SEI-SSR-4. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Software Engineering Institute.
• Griest - 1989. "Limitations on the Portability of Real Time Ada Programs," Proceedings of the 1989 Tri-Ada Conference, Tom Griest.
• Hefley, W., J. Foreman, C. Engle, and J. Goodenough - 1992. Ada Adoption Handbook: A Program Manager's Guide, version 2.0. CMU/SEI-92-TR-29. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Software Engineering Institute.
• Honeywell - 1986. A Guidebook for Writing Reusable Source Code in Ada. Corporate Systems Development Division. Version 1.1. CSC-86-3:8213.
• IEEE Dictionary - 1984. IEEE Standard Dictionary of Electrical and Electronics Terms. ANSI/IEEE STD 100-1984.
• Intermetrics - 1995. Changes to Ada-1987 to 1995, version 6.0. ISO/IEC 8652:1995(E), 1995.
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• Melliar-Smith, P.M., and B. Randell - 1987. Software Reliability: The Role of Programmed Exception Handling. ACM Sigplan Notices.12(3):95-100.
• NASA 1987. Ada Style Guide. Version 1.1, SEL-87-002. Greenbelt, Maryland: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center.
• 1992. Ada Efficiency Guide. Technical Note 552-FDD-91/068R0UD0. Greenbelt, Maryland: NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center.
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• 1995. A Naming Convention for Classes in Ada 9X. ACM Ada Letters. VXV(2):54-58.
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• Software Productivity Consortium
  • 1992. Ada Quality and Style: Guidelines for Professional Programmers, SPC-91061-CMC, version 02.01.01. Herndon, Virginia: Software Productivity Consortium.
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• Taft, S.T.
  • 1994. Multiple Inheritance in Ada 9X. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Intermetrics, Inc.
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• United Technologies - 1987. CENC Programmer's Guide. Appendix A: Ada Programming Standards.
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• Volz, R.A., Mudge, Naylor, and Mayer - 1985. Some Problems in Distributing Real-Time Ada Programs Across Machines. Ada in Use, Proceedings of the Ada International Conference. pp. 14–16. Paris.
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• Wheeler, David A. - 1992. Analysis and Guidelines for Reusable Ada Software. IDA Paper P-2765. Alexandria, Virginia: Institute for Defense Analyses.