* Suggestions for books on ADA
@ 1989-01-09 22:06 JEFFREY SICHERMAN - CALSTATE LONG BEACH
1989-01-10 2:32 ` Bob Hathaway
1989-01-10 4:53 ` Steve Scott
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From: JEFFREY SICHERMAN - CALSTATE LONG BEACH @ 1989-01-09 22:06 UTC (permalink / raw)
Please excuse the triviality of this inquiry, but can you all
recommend a good text on ADA ? I would prefer: maximum coverage
(i.e. a reasonably long book), suitable as tutorial and with
some reference utility, appropriate for a programmer with much
experience in languages in general (Pascal, Modula, Fortran, COBOL,
etc but NOT C) but with only understanding of object-oriented
systems and languages - little hard experience, NO experience in
ADA itself, good background on theory and why - not obsessive with
examples. Would prefer paperbound but hardback OK too.
Jeff Sicherman
jajz801@calstate.bitnet
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* Re: Suggestions for books on ADA
1989-01-09 22:06 Suggestions for books on ADA JEFFREY SICHERMAN - CALSTATE LONG BEACH
@ 1989-01-10 2:32 ` Bob Hathaway
1989-01-11 1:30 ` Mark Prior
1989-01-10 4:53 ` Steve Scott
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From: Bob Hathaway @ 1989-01-10 2:32 UTC (permalink / raw)
"Software Engineering With Ada", second edition, by Grady Booch
is a classic text. It has elaborate examples and as the title
suggests, concentrates on application of Booch's object oriented
style of programming to software engineering. It is intended
as an introductory text, and I recommend it along with the Ada
Language Reference Manual.
Bob Hathaway
rjh@purdue.edu
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* Re: Suggestions for books on ADA
1989-01-10 2:32 ` Bob Hathaway
@ 1989-01-11 1:30 ` Mark Prior
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From: Mark Prior @ 1989-01-11 1:30 UTC (permalink / raw)
From article <5805@medusa.cs.purdue.edu>, by rjh@cs.purdue.EDU (Bob Hathaway):
>
> "Software Engineering With Ada", second edition, by Grady Booch
> is a classic text.
>
I am curently reading this book and I too can highly recommend it, I
would also recommend "Programming in Ada", second edition, by J.G.P.
Barnes.
Mark.
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University Computing Services Telex : UNIVAD AA89141
University of Adelaide Fax : +61 8 224 0464
GPO Box 498 Adelaide S.AUSTRALIA 5001 ACSnet: mrp@sirius.ua.oz
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* Re: Suggestions for books on ADA
1989-01-09 22:06 Suggestions for books on ADA JEFFREY SICHERMAN - CALSTATE LONG BEACH
1989-01-10 2:32 ` Bob Hathaway
@ 1989-01-10 4:53 ` Steve Scott
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From: Steve Scott @ 1989-01-10 4:53 UTC (permalink / raw)
Try "Software Engineering with Ada" second edition by Grady Booch.
Benjamin-Cummings Press
2727 SandHill Road
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Sorry, no phone number. Out of town assistance ought get it for you
Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM and nobody ever got fired for
recommending this book
Hope this helps!
--
Steve Scott UUCP: {killer|texbell}!camdev!sscott
Motorola, Inc. Telephone : 1-817-232-6317
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