Re: Ada book recommendations

["Genro Kane Gupta" <genro@niestu.com>]

In article <YBna7.24659$Kd7.15196504@news1.rdc1.sfba.home.com>, "tmoran"
<tmoran@acm.org> wrote:

> If you already know Ada pretty well, I'd add "Concurrency in Ada" 2d ed,
> Burns and Wellings, ISBN 0 521 62911X and, for light on some dark
> corners of Ada 83, "Exploring Ada" vols 1 & 2, Bryan and Mendal, ISB
> 0-13-295684-5 & ISBN 0-13-297227-1

I like to think I do know Ada pretty well, although I will know it a lot
better by this time next year, I'm sure.  There's knowing, and then
there's *knowing*, having something so deeply ingrained that you "think"
in those terms.  Isn't that sorta what "grok" was originally intended to
mean?  I'm close to grokking Ada95, but I think I could use some good
references, so thanks very much for the recommendations.

-- 
Not Genro, but I play him on the net

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