Re: Looking for a ADA Tutorial

Re: Looking for a ADA Tutorial

[csus.edu!wupost!darwin.sura.net!uvaarpa!vger.nsu.edu!g_harrison]

In article <1992Jan12.135544.25078@lmpsbbs.mot.com>, davidk@mot.com (David Kram
er) writes:
> There is a very nice (easy to use, clear, fairly complete) shareware
> package that I used called Ada-Tutr by John J. Herro. I don't have
> an E-Mail address for him, but his US mail address is:
> 
> Software Inovations Technology
> 1083 mandarin Dr. NE,
> Palm Bay, Fla 32905-4706
>  
>  and the phone number is (407)-951-0233
> 
> -- 
> [  David Kramer    INTERNET: davidk@mcil.comm.mot.com  ]


We've used John Herro's Ada Tutr for a few years now usually on an independent
study basis.  There is also a "Customization Kit" available for instructors who
wish to alter and/or augment the tutorial.  Ada-Tutr is shareware.  The
Customization Kit must be purchased.


Does anyone know of an FTP source for Herro's tutorial?  I'd be happy to mail a
copy to anyone willing to put it in such a source ( minus my license number ).
 
George......

George C. Harrison, Professor of Computer Science
Norfolk State University, 2401 Corprew Avenue, Norfolk VA 23504
PHONE 804-683-8654   FAX 804-683-9229

Re: Looking for a ADA Tutorial

[Kurt Olender]

George C. Harrison writes:
   ... stuff deleted ...
   Does anyone know of an FTP source for Herro's tutorial?  I'd be happy to
   mail a copy to anyone willing to put it in such a source ( minus my
   license number ).

The simtel-20 ASR mirror on wuarchive.wustl.edu has Herro's ADA_TUTR in
/mirrors/ada/ada-tutr.  You will need the *.{src,txt} files.  Those are
all ASCII files.

Re: Looking for a ADA Tutorial

[Michael Feldman]

In article <1765.2971dedb@vger.nsu.edu> g_harrison@vger.nsu.edu (George C. Harr
ison, Norfolk State University) writes:

  [ stuff deleted ]
>
>Does anyone know of an FTP source for Herro's tutorial?  I'd be happy to mail 
a
>copy to anyone willing to put it in such a source ( minus my license number ).
> 
It's available in the Ada Software Repository, which means it's also in
the wustl mirror of the ASR, and probably on AdaNet as well. I have both
the DOS and Unix versions and endorse them, especially as a quick
way to get acquanited with the language.

Mike

PS - maybe somebody can re-post the info on how to get to wustl?

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