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From: David Botton <David@Botton.com>
Subject: Re: Q: some Ada 95 books.
Date: 1999/03/24
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You can see a brief description of these titles and do a comparison shop
for best price at:

The Ada Source Code Treasury - Books Section
http://www.botton.com/ada/books

I recommend going through the Lovelace Tutorial (Wheeler) (on-line or
book), then Cohen's Ada as a second language and throw in Concurrency in
Ada (Burns).

David Botton


Chad Bremmon wrote:
> 
> I am a strong believer in Cohen, but it's not a book that I would sit down with
> to start.  It's great as a reference, and mine is well worn.
> 
> I would however, recommend both Barnes, Programming In Ada95 (2nd Edition)
> ISBN: 0-201-34293-6
> and John English, Ada95, The Craft of Object Oriented Programming
> ISBN: 0-13-230350-7