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From: sploo@spikyfish.com (Sploo)
Subject: Ada Docs/Books - Elaboration, other complex stuff
Date: 2000/01/11
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Hi all,

Does anyone know of any good papers or books on the 'complex' features
of Ada 95? I seem to run into quite a few problems due to elaboration,
tasking and other such issues. 

Having come to Ada from a Pascal and C/C++ background if find the
level of documentation for Ada to be dire... All the Ada books I've
seen gloss over the complex stuff (like what to do when it all goes
wrong). I don't need another book to tell me how to print my name on
the screen, I'm after some hardcore documentation.

Anyone know of anything suitable?

Thanks,

Sploo.

PS I'm using the GNAT compiler.