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From: dyer@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu (Richard Dye)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Language Tutorial(s) for TRI-Ada '91
Keywords: LRM, Ada Language, TRI-Ada '91, Tutorials
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Date: 16 Dec 90 18:53:03 GMT
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I'm the tutorial chair for TRI-Ada '91, Oct 21-25, 1991 in San Jose,
CA.

If you are interested in submitting a tutorial proposal along the
lines I describe here (or any other tutorial) please contact me
directly and do not post back to this news group.

Dick Dye
CTA, Inc.
M/S N8910
National Test Bed
Falcon AFB, CO 80912-5000
(719) 380-2578
FAX: (719) 380-3100 (Put M/S N8910 on the first page)
dyer@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu

After talking to several people at TRI-Ada '90 (a wonderful
conference, thanks Dennis Ahern and staff!), we realized that there is
a great interest in learning to use the full Ada language (beyond just
those pieces that we already know well).  We developed the idea of
having a set of tutorials one on each section of the language
reference manual (LRM).  This means potentially 20+ mini-tutorials (14
chapters and 6 annexes/appendices, even more if some of the more
complex parts are subdivided).  If you might be interested in
demonstrating your expertise by preparing a tutorial for some of these
sections, contact me directly.

These tutorial proposals should include a detailed look at the LRM and
all the Approved Interpretations (AIs) from the Ada Raporteur (sp?)
Group (ARG).

Thanks,
Dick


If you have any questions on the details of the conference, see Judy
Bamberger's recent post of the call for participation to this news
group or write me and I'll send you one.