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From: sparre+@pitt.edu (Jacob S. Andersen)
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Subject: Re: Good book on Ada 9x
Date: 16 Mar 1995 19:06:06 GMT
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David A. Vohwinkel (vohwi-d@acsu.buffalo.edu) wrote:
 __________
| Can anyone point me to a good book on Ada that includes Ada 9x.  Something
| that goes into a fair amount of detail on the features of Ada 9x, and that 
| would make a good reference book.  Sorry if this has been asked 1,000,000 
| times.. :((
|__________

The Ada Language Reference Manual is _the_ reference book on Ada 95 (note, 
it's not 9X any more). It's not that easy to read, and I wouldn't use it for 
students.

Regards,
                     Jacob Sparre Andersen.
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