Press Release
Jun 17 '08
The GNAT Ada-Java Interfacing Suite (GNAT-AJIS), which allows developers to build applications using both languages. With GNAT-AJIS, programmers can combine Java applications compiled to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and Ada code that has been compiled either natively or to the JVM. Application areas as diverse as financial services, communications, aerospace, defense, and academic research can all benefit from GNAT-AJIS.
Press Release
Jun 17 '08
Ipesoft, s.r.o, a leading developer of real-time applications and long-standing AdaCore customer, has extended the use of GNAT Pro on its high-reliability servers. Ipesoft is now using GNAT Pro to develop D2000® Enterprise Production Systems, a unique family of solutions that provides real-time management and production systems for manufacturing and energy facilities.
Press Release
Jun 17 '08
The GNAT Component Collection, a suite of reusable software components and utilities. The GNAT Component Collection has been used by AdaCore in developing the GNAT Pro tool set, the GPS Integrated Development Environment, and the GNAT Tracker web-based customer interface, and is now available to GNAT Pro customers.
Article
Apr 11 '08
Published
in Government Computer News by Joab Jackson
Joab Jackson takes a look at the history of the Ada programming language, it’s traditional markets, and gives a real picture of Ada’s place in today’s software development world.
Article
Apr 6 '08
Published
in TechWorld by Naomi Hamilton
Naomi Hamilton at TechWorld chats with S. Tucker Taft, Chairman and CTO of SofCheck. Taft has been heavily involved in the Ada 1995 and 2005 revisions, and still works with the language today as both a designer and user.
Press Release
Apr 3 '08
AdaCore today announced the availability of GNAT Pro High-Integrity-Edition for DO-178B (version 6.1.1) on the latest version of the Wind River’s VxWorks 653 Platform, Version 2.2 for avionics and mission-critical systems.
Article
Mar 1 '08
Published
by Daniel Ramirez
Ada95 is a standardized object-oriented programming language that was developed in the late 1970s by the U.S. Department of Defense. Today, engineers like Daniel Ramirez use the highly structured language to increase the safety and reliability of their new robotics applications. (Note: article is now behind a pay wall.)
Article
Feb 7 '08
Published
in Electronic Design by Robert Dewar
The choice of programming languages is one of the most critical decisions in any programming project. And there’s no shortage of choices. In the 60-year history of computer programming, hundreds of different languages have been designed and used for various purposes.