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Date: 8 Jun 93 18:31:15 GMT
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edu!ivan@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Ivan Bronnaly)
Subject: ada book
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>Someone recently asked about Ada books.  IMHO the following two books are all
>the Ada books someone needs:
>	Programming in Ada plus LRM by JGP Barnes
>	Software Engineering with Ada by Grady Booch
>
 >Barnes' book is a great reference book and also will teach you the basics of
>luage.  Booch's book helps someone new to Ada start thinking like an Ada 
>Software Engineer.

>Good Luck.
>David Tannen
>tannen@tigger.geg.mot.com
 
Try the one from Micheal Feldman and Elliot Koffman  called
Ada, Programming and Problem solving.
A good one to begin with.

Ivan.

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