Anyone have a copy of ORK+

Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[Patrick]

My day work is crushing me and I haven't been able to spend much time with Ada recently. I am still trying to study when I can and catch up with all of you.

I am reading Building Parallel, Embedded, and Read-Time Applications with Ada.

The book mentions that ORK+ is a RTS implemented in 2K lines of Ada source.

I am not going to build an embedded system with radiation hardened processors but I was thinking this might be a good study aid.

I can't find the code online. Could someone point me to a link or if you happened to have a copy before the code was taken offline, could you perhaps email me it?

Thanks for reading-Patrick

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[i3text]

On Thursday, June 28, 2012 4:44:05 AM UTC-7, Patrick wrote:
> The book mentions that ORK+ is a RTS implemented in 2K lines of Ada source.
> Could someone point me to a link...

http://web.dit.upm.es/~str/ork/index.html

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[Patrick]

Hi Dennis

Thanks for the link, I am good to go now :)

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[Patrick]

The tarballs can't be opened, they appear to be corrupt :(

Guess I'm screwed

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[i3text]

On Thursday, June 28, 2012 2:37:48 PM UTC-7, Patrick wrote:
> The tarballs can't be opened, they appear to be corrupt :(

Try using 7-Zip. It is more robust than some de/compressors. I was able to unpack the source tar with 7z on Linux.

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[Patrick]

Thanks. When I can get a windows box set up right, I will give 7-zip a try. Have a good day

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[Nicholas Paul Collin Gloucester]

I have put old versions of ORK (for a different processor) on
WWW.Coimbra.LIP.Pt/~gloster/ERC32/ORK/index.html
for you.

Re: Anyone have a copy of ORK+

[Patrick]

Thank you Nicholas!. I really appreciate your time :)