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From: Alan Gauld <alan.gauld@gssec.bt.co.uk>
Subject: Re: UML & Ada
Date: 1998/06/18
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> Alternatively just a good general UML book.

I'm finding the Wrox press "Instant UML" quite useful.
UML Distilled gets good rviews too.

On the original thread - look at Booch's first edition of his OOD book.
The last case study is an OO system in ADA.

Also the OMT book by Rumbaugh gives general guidance in implementing
OOD in non OOP languages. (I think from memory, that the Coad/Yourdon
OOD book does also)

Although the notations are different they all translate directly and easily
to UML.

Alan G.