Which books to learn ADA?

Which books to learn ADA?

[Alessio Sangalli]

Hi, I would like to learn the ADA language. Woudl you suggest me a 
couple of books I could begin to read? I'm an experienced programmer in 
C, C++, Java etc.

I'd use gnat in a Linux environment to learn the language.

Thank you
Alessio Sangalli

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Stephane Richard]

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Hi Alessio

Take a look at the learning center of my website (http://www.adaworld.com
and click on the learning center) you'll see tutorials and free donwloadable
PDF files you can get.  Since you know C/C++  I suggest reading Ada
Distilled (available in the free books section) which is specifically made
for experienced programmers in other languages.

-- 
St�phane Richard
"Ada World" Webmaster
http://www.adaworld.com


"Alessio Sangalli" <alesanRemoveMePls@manoweb.com> wrote in message
news:bpo0h6$1q1u45$1@ID-157791.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Hi, I would like to learn the ADA language. Woudl you suggest me a
> couple of books I could begin to read? I'm an experienced programmer in
> C, C++, Java etc.
>
> I'd use gnat in a Linux environment to learn the language.
>
> Thank you
> Alessio Sangalli
>
>

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Preben Randhol]

On 2003-11-22, Stephane Richard <stephane.richard@verizon.net> wrote:
> Hi Alessio
>
> Take a look at the learning center of my website (http://www.adaworld.com
> and click on the learning center) you'll see tutorials and free donwloadable
> PDF files you can get.  Since you know C/C++  I suggest reading Ada
> Distilled (available in the free books section) which is specifically made
> for experienced programmers in other languages.

but http://www.cmis.brighton.ac.uk/~je/adacraft/ doesn't hurt either.
-- 
"Saving keystrokes is the job of the text editor, not the programming
 language."

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Alessio Sangalli]

Preben Randhol wrote:

> but http://www.cmis.brighton.ac.uk/~je/adacraft/ doesn't hurt either.

cool links thank you. However could you tell me a couple of book titles, 
to read when I'm on the train?

Thank you!
regards
Alessio Sangalli

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Bent Bracke]

In message <bpo640$1qg363$1@ID-157791.news.uni-berlin.de>
          Alessio Sangalli <alesanRemoveMePls@manoweb.com> wrote:

> Preben Randhol wrote:
> 
> > but http://www.cmis.brighton.ac.uk/~je/adacraft/ doesn't hurt either.
> 
> cool links thank you. However could you tell me a couple of book titles, 
> to read when I'm on the train?

Norman H. Cohen: "Ada as a second language", Second edition,
McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-07-011607-5

regards
Bent Bracke

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Jeffrey Carter]

Alessio Sangalli wrote:

> cool links thank you. However could you tell me a couple of book titles, 
> to read when I'm on the train?

You could always print the on-line books :)

I'd recommend Barnes /Programming in Ada 95/ and Cohen /Ada as a 2nd 
Language/.

In addition to AdaWorld, AdaPower (www.adapower.com) is a good site. The 
"Books" link might be of interest to you.

-- 
Jeff Carter
"Why don't you bore a hole in yourself and let the sap run out?"
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Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Alessio Sangalli]

Thanks to everybody, I hope to learn ADA well :)

bye!
as

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Jeffrey Carter]

Alessio Sangalli wrote:

> Thanks to everybody, I hope to learn ADA well :)

Note that everyone who replied to you wrote "Ada". It's a woman's name, 
not an acronym.

-- 
Jeff Carter
"Why don't you bore a hole in yourself and let the sap run out?"
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Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Alessio Sangalli]

Jeffrey Carter wrote:

> Note that everyone who replied to you wrote "Ada". It's a woman's name, 
> not an acronym.

Ok, this was my first *Ada* lesson!

thank you
as

Re: Which books to learn ADA?

[Jerry Petrey]

Alessio Sangalli wrote:

> Hi, I would like to learn the ADA language. Woudl you suggest me a
> couple of books I could begin to read? I'm an experienced programmer in
> C, C++, Java etc.
>
> I'd use gnat in a Linux environment to learn the language.
>
> Thank you
> Alessio Sangalli

I would recommend:

Programming in Ada  ISBN: 0201342936

Ada for Software Engineers  ISBN: 0471979120

Ada as a Second Language ISBN: 0070116075

Also you might take a look at:
Ada 95 for C and C ++ Programmers  ASIN: 0201403633

Jerry

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