References
From AdaCommons
There are many sources of information about the Ada language, many of which can be found on the internet. The goal of AdaCommons is to bring them together in one place, easy to find, easy to refer people to.
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Ada (Language) Reference Manual - ARM
The Ada Language Reference Manual is the most definitive source of information related to the language.
| Ada 2012 | HTML | HTML Zip | |
| Ada 2005 | HTML | HTML Zip | |
| Ada 95 | HTML | HTML Zip | |
| Ada 83 | HTML | TXT Zip |
Annotated Ada Reference Manual - AARM
Additional annotations have been added.
| Ada 2012 | HTML | HTML Zip | |
| Ada 2005 | HTML | HTML Zip | |
| Ada 95 | HTML | HTML Zip |
Rationales
As a language is used over a period of time, it becomes clear that certain features could be improved or added to make the language more useful and, in general, improve it. Ada is not an exception. The language itself is examined about every ten years after which a new revision of it is released for use. The rationales (or ALEG - Ada Language Enhancement Guides) provide in-depth overviews and coding examples which explain why certain features have become necessary or needed improvement. These rationales are available for general consumption from many sources, one of which is listed.
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| Ada 95 | HTML | HTML Zip | PS |
Ada Quality and Style: Guidelines for Professional Programmers
Designed to help computer professionals produce better Ada programs by identifying a set of stylistic guidelines that will directly impact the quality of their Ada95 programs.
| Ada 95 | HTML | |
| Ada 83 | HTML |
Language Study Notes (LSN)
Ada Issues
The home of the ARG, including various indexes to the Ada Issues, and the Ada Issue Database. All Ada issues are available here: [1]
