Re: Ada book recommendations

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

In article <slrn9ml9ur.hp.randhol+abuse@kiuk0156.chembio.ntnu.no>, "Preben
Randhol" <randhol+abuse@pvv.org> wrote:

> I have both the Barnes book (note you must get the 2nd edition not the
> first) and Choen book. I feel that the Barnes book is denser and the
> Choen book supply more/better example so it is easier to learn Ada from.

Thanks, Preben, for this and your other reply to my queries.  I plan to
get both the Barnes and Cohen books.  I do indeed know that the ARM and
the Rationale are available on the web.

> Check out http://www.adapower.com/source.html most patterns are
> available there. Here is the Ada Patterns list:

Yes, AdaPower has turned into a remarkable resource.  I have, with
considerable sadness, finally relegated Magnus' AdaHome and the HBAP to my
"secondary links" page, and replaced them on my home page with a link to
AdaPower.

Thanks for the links--I'm sure I'd have found them eventually by prowling
AdaPower.  But there's just so *much* there!  An embarrassment of
riches--we should all be so "unfortuate". <g>

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

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