Re: Learning Ada but missing the basics?

[Pascal Obry <pascal@obry.net>]

ryan k a �crit :
> Could anyone point me to an SVN repository for a good, well written
> open source Ada application?

Look at AWS and Templates_Parser code. I have put lot of efforts to be 
sure the code is clean, documented and readable. It uses many Ada 
features even some Ada 2005 ones (interfaces, object.method notation, 
anonymous access...).

    https://libre.adacore.com/aws/

If you are adventurous do not hesitate to have a look at the GNAT code 
itself. It is quite large but really clean.

You'll see that on those projects the code quality and style is uniform 
in all the sources. This makes a project easier to maintain by a group 
of people. No one own (by using weird style for example where other 
developers do not feel comfortable) a part of the code. This to say that 
there is no ONE good style but most importantly a style must be 
followed, uniformity is more important to me.

Pascal.

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