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Complete Books
- Ada Distilled (.pdf format)
Richard Riehle
This book is aimed at experienced programmers who want to learn
Ada at the programming level. It summarizes some key features of
the Ada language that are essential for getting started. Think of this a
quick-start book, one that enables the experienced programmer to get into
the Ada language quickly and easily.
- Ada95: The Craft of Object Oriented Programming
John English
Senior Lecturer
Dept. of Computing
University of Brighton
je@brighton.ac.uk
This book is a beginner's introduction to Ada 95. It uses an example-driven
approach that gradually develops small programs into large case-study type
programs. The focus of this book is on using object-oriented approaches to write
maintainable, extensive programs. Important and unique Ada features such as
exception handling, user-defined types, procedures, functions, and packages are
covered early in the text.
Download the book and examples in html. .zip
or .tar.gz
Download the examples only. .zip
or .tar.gz
Visit the home site for
this book.
- Object Oriented Programming in Ada95 (.pdf format)
Michael A. Smith
School of Computing
University of Brighton
M.A.Smith@brighton.ac.uk
This book is aimed at students and programmers who wish to learn the object-oriented language Ada 95. The
book illustrates the language by showing how programs can be written using an object-oriented approach. The
book treats Ada 95 as a language in its own right and not just as an extension to Ada 83.
Visit the author's web site.
- Ada for Software Engineers (.pdf format)
M. Ben-Ari
benari@acm.org
"Ada for Software Engineers" teaches the language as it is used in practice through
relatively large case-studies such as a discrete event simulation. The presentation
emphasizes the features for object-oriented and systems programming that were
introduced in Ada 95. A graduated introduction to the terminology and style of the
language reference manual makes this an ideal textbook for practicing software engineers.
This book is available electronically for non-commercial
use at the author's web site.
For additional textbooks, see our textbooks page.
Other resources for learning Ada, including the famous Lovelace tutorial, can be
found on our Learning Ada page.
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