* Ada-Belgium'99 Seminar - Nov 19 - Ada 95 Works!
@ 1999-04-28 0:00 Dirk Craeynest
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Call for Contributions
A d a - B e l g i u m ' 9 9 - 9 t h A n n u a l S e m i n a r
A d a 9 5 W o r k s !
Friday, November 19, 1999
(exact location TBD), Belgium
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/events/local.html
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Ada-Belgium is a non-profit volunteer organization whose purpose is to
promote the use in Belgium of the Ada programming language, the first
ISO standardized object-oriented language and a great language for
engineering reliable systems.
Ada-Belgium is soliciting contributions for presentation during its
next Annual Seminar, to be held in central Belgium on Friday, November
19, 1999. Attendees will include industry, government and university
representatives that are active and interested in Ada software
development and management. The language of the Seminar is English.
This ninth Annual Ada-Belgium Seminar will feature tutorial, paper and
project presentations. Once more, we are preparing a program with
first class invited speakers, such as the previous years John Barnes
('94), Robert Dewar ('95), Tucker Taft ('96), Bill Beckwith ('97) and
Brian Dobbing ('98), and lots of free Ada-related material, e.g. free
Ada CD-ROMs in all Seminars from '94 on, copies of the Ada 95
Reference Manual and Rationale ('95), of the Ada 95 Quality and Style
Guide ('96), of the CORBA IDL to Ada 95 mapping document ('97), etc.
Theme of the Seminar will be "Ada 95 Works!".
Presentations will show that Ada 95 is a viable alternative to be
considered for your next project, as well as share practical
experiences, describe available products, etc.
Contributions consistent with the general theme of the Seminar,
outlined below, are hereby invited:
* Presentations supporting the theme of the Seminar.
* Experience reports of projects using or trying out Ada technology.
* Short technical presentations of available products.
More general contributions are also welcome, such as on:
* Management of Ada software development projects, including the
transition to Ada 95.
* Experiences with Ada development, lessons learned.
* Ada technology.
* Ada research projects in universities and industry.
Those interested to present at the Seminar should submit a short
abstract (10-15 lines) in English by July 26, 1999, via e-mail to
ada-belgium-board@cs.kuleuven.ac.be for consideration by the board.
Short presentations will get a time-slot of 20-30 minutes. For longer
presentations, the organizers will work out a schedule with the
authors. Proceedings with full papers of the presentations will be
available at the Seminar.
Dates:
* July 26, 1999: deadline for submission of abstracts.
* end of August, 1999: notification of acceptance.
* October 21, 1999: deadline for submission of final papers.
* November 19, 1999: Ada-Belgium'99 Seminar.
For additional information on the Ada-Belgium'99 Seminar please
contact the Ada-Belgium Board at the e-mail address listed.
Dirk Craeynest
Ada-Belgium Board
ada-belgium-board@cs.kuleuven.ac.be
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Acknowledgements
We would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support of our
activities: ACT Europe, John Robinson & Associates, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven (K.U.Leuven), Koninklijke Militaire School / Ecole
Royale Militaire (K.M.S./E.R.M.), OFFIS nv/sa, Rational Software
Corporation, Top Graph'X, and Universite' Libre de Bruxelles (U.L.B.).
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Information on this and other Ada-Belgium events is available on the
Internet at the Ada-Belgium World-Wide-Web pages and is updated
regularly. Check out URL
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/events/local.html
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* Ada-Belgium'99 Seminar - Nov 19 - Ada 95 Works!
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Call for Participation
A d a - B e l g i u m ' 9 9 - 9 t h A n n u a l S e m i n a r
A d a 9 5 W o r k s !
Friday, November 19, 1999
Leuven, Belgium
Organized with Assistance from
ACM SIGAda and Eurocontrol
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/events/local.html
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Ada-Belgium is a non-profit volunteer organization whose purpose is to
promote the use in Belgium of the Ada programming language, the first
ISO standardized object-oriented language and a great language for
engineering reliable systems.
For companies throughout the world, Ada is the programming language
of choice for all the right reasons. These companies know that Ada
is their most effective language for building fast, reliable, and
adaptable systems, on time.
From: "Choose Ada - The Most Trusted Name in Software tm"
http://www.adaic.com/docs/flyers/choose-ada.html
We are pleased to announce that on Friday, November 19, 1999,
Ada-Belgium organizes its 9th Annual Seminar at the Faculty Club,
Groot Begijnhof, in Leuven.
Highlights
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* Theme of Ada-Belgium'99 is "Ada 95 Works!". We will have a mix of
longer tutorial like presentations and shorter experience reports
or product presentations, given by speakers both from the s.c. Ada
vendors and the Ada users.
* Invited speaker is John Barnes. He will give three tutorial
presentations: one on the SPARK language and toolset for
developing "more correct" Ada 95 programs, and two on how to use
some of the advanced new features in Ada 95.
* Free Ada-related material will be distributed, a.o. the new Walnut
Creek Ada and Software Engineering double CD-ROM set: the October
1999 release is a special edition for SIGAda'99 and
Ada-Belgium'99.
* All presentations are in English. Everyone interested is welcome.
More information is available below and at the Ada-Belgium'99 Home
Page via URL
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/events/local.html
Here you will find:
* the full programme,
* abstracts of the talks,
* a short biography of the speakers,
* the presenters' company/organization,
* free Ada CD-ROMs,
* documentation that will be handed out,
* the location of the seminar,
* the participation fee,
* the seminar secretariat,
* acknowledgements,
* an Ada-Belgium'99 seminar registration form,
* an Ada-Belgium membership application form.
The annual Ada-Belgium Seminar is an event not to be missed!
Do not delay to register!
Looking forward to meet many of you in Leuven.
Dirk Craeynest
Ada-Belgium Board
ada-belgium-board@cs.kuleuven.ac.be
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Preliminary Programme
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08:30 - 09:30 Registration
09:30 - 09:35 Welcome (Ada-Belgium)
09:35 - 10:35 Tutorial
[1h00] "An Overview of SPARK"
by John Barnes, JBI, U.K.
10:35 - 11:00 Technical Vendor Presentation
[0h25] "Rational's solutions for safety-critical applications"
by Jean-Luc Adda, Rational Software Corporation, France
11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break
11:30 - 12:30 Tutorial
[1h00] "Building Frameworks in Ada 95"
by Ehud Lamm, The Open University, Israel
12:30 - 12:50 Technical Vendor Presentation
[0h20] "ObjectAda Real-Time ETS"
by Patricia Langle, Aonix France
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12:50 - 13:50 Lunch
13:50 - 14:20 Coffee break
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14:20 - 14:40 Technical Presentation:
[0h20] "Ada 95 and Real-Time"
by Pierre Mor�re, Aonix France
14:40 - 15:05 Experience Report:
[0h25] "Ada at ADSE - or - Ada for engineering applications"
by Kees de Lezenne Coulander, Aircraft Development and
Systems Engineering B.V., the Netherlands
15:05 - 15:50 Tutorial - Part 1:
[0h45] "Advanced Ada 95 - Storage Pools"
by John Barnes, JBI, U.K.
15:50 - 16:20 Coffee break
16:20 - 17:05 Tutorial - Part 2:
[0h45] "Advanced Ada 95 - Multiple Inheritance"
by John Barnes, JBI, U.K.
17:05 - 17:30 Technical Vendor Presentation:
[0h25] "GTKAda GUI and GUI builder technology"
by Arnaud Charlet, ACT Europe, France
17:30 - 17:55 Technical Presentation:
[0h25] "The Use of CORBA with Ada 95"
by Jean-Claude Mahieux, Top-Graph'X, France
17:55 - 18:00 Closing Remarks (Ada-Belgium)
18:00 End of the Seminar
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Abstracts (provided by the authors)
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* Tutorial: "An Overview of SPARK"
John Barnes, JBI, U.K.
(duration: 1h00)
The SPARK language consists of a subset of Ada 95 with embedded
annotations in the form of Ada comments. One of the keys to
developing correct software is using appropriate abstractions. This
presentation will show how the SPARK language and its associated tools
improve the completeness and correctness of abstractions and thus lead
to Ada programs which are more likely to be correct.
* Tutorial: "Advanced Ada 95"
John Barnes, JBI, U.K.
(duration: 0h45 + 0h45)
Ada 95 contains many advanced features which give the programmer
greater control over various aspects of programs. Important ones are
the ability to define storage pools, to manipulate exception
occurrences, to handle streams, and to control visibility. An aspect
of Ada 95 which has been considered controversial is its approach to
multiple inheritance. These talks will discuss various aspects of
storage pools and multiple inheritance illustrated by examples.
* Tutorial: "Building Frameworks in Ada 95"
Ehud Lamm, The Open University, Israel
(duration: 1h00)
One major vehicle for reuse is the use of libraries of code. Many
libraries attempt to provide common data structures and algorithms
(e.g., trees and sorting), and this seems to be the focus of the 'Ada
Standard Component Library WG' (see http://www.suffix.com/Ada/SCL/).
Another type of library consists of frameworks. We will informally
define as a framework a canned application structure, which the
programmer augments with specific functionality. An Ada 95 framework
can be built as a class-hierarchy, a generic package, and in several
other ways. Our aim is to encourage application frameworks sharing,
this being a high level form of reuse, and to explore the various
possibilities and pitfalls, in using the various Ada 95 features.
Example code will include file processing frameworks, a simple
interpreter framework etc. The work presented is work in progress.
Code examples will be shown and discussed. Major Ada (and Ada 95)
features explored: Generics, access-to-subprogram parameters, tagged
types, Ada.Finalization.
* Experience Report: "Ada at ADSE - or - Ada for engineering
applications"
Kees de Lezenne Coulander, Aircraft Development and Systems
Engineering B.V. (ADSE), the Netherlands
(duration: 0h25)
ADSE has developed a number of computer programmes to support the
aircraft design activities. These are general engineering programmes
on subjects like aircraft performance, engine performance and
anti-icing systems. All of these programmes are in Ada 95.
Development is done using the GNAT compiler on OS/2. The finished
executables also run under DOS or Windows with the use of suitable DOS
extenders. The programmes are used in-house and also at customer
sites.
The choice of Ada is based on the good support for general software
engineering principles, reliability, and in particular the stability
of the language under hectic circumstances. Over time a large pool of
reusable components has been developed, so that new programmes can be
fielded relatively quickly.
* Technical Presentation: "Ada 95 and Real-Time"
Pierre Mor�re, Aonix France
(duration: 0h20)
The use of High Level Languages in the Real-Time field is still
subject to discussion. There are many papers talking about the
pertinence of using C++ or Java for this kind of applications. One
of the reasons of the limited success of such languages is that the
developers do not control precisely the code generated. Working on
Ada for several years, I am still surprised to see programming rules
for Ada made regarding only one implementation. One of Aonix'
positions is to make the users aware of the different ways to
implement several kinds of Ada features.
* Technical Presentation: "The Use of CORBA with Ada 95"
Jean-Claude Mahieux, Top-Graph'X, France
(duration: 0h25)
* Technical Vendor Presentation: "GTKAda GUI and GUI builder technology"
Arnaud Charlet, ACT Europe, France
(duration: 0h25)
* Technical Vendor Presentation: "ObjectAda Real-Time ETS"
Patricia Langle, Aonix France
(duration: 0h20)
Demonstration of this PC environment, identical to ObjectAda for
Windows, with a real-time executive from Pharlap compatible with
Win32.
* Technical Vendor Presentation: "Rational's solutions for
safety-critical applications"
Jean-Luc Adda, Rational Software Corporation, France
(duration: 0h25)
The presentation provides an overview of tools and practices proposed
by Rational Software for the development of safety-critical
applications using Ada 95. It covers from requirement collection to
embedded code debugging.
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Biography of speakers (provided by the authors)
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* Jean-Luc Adda, Rational Software Corporation, France
Jean-Luc Adda joined Rational Software in 1990 as a sales sector
manager covering most the Ada business in France and Benelux. He has
been working in Ada since 1982, in development, project management,
and sales activities.
* John Barnes, JBI, U.K.
John Barnes read Mathematics at Trinity College Cambridge. His early
career was with Imperial Chemical Industries where he worked on the
development of languages for process control applications. He has been
involved with Ada from the early days. He was a member of the Ada 83
and Ada 95 design teams and was principal author of the Rationale for
Ada 95. He has written a number of books including High Integrity Ada
- The SPARK Approach (upon which the first tutorial is based) as well
as Programming in Ada 95. He is currently President of Ada-Europe.
* Arnaud Charlet, ACT Europe, France
Arnaud Charlet is Software Engineer at ACT Europe.
* Kees de Lezenne Coulander, Aircraft Development and Systems
Engineering B.V. (ADSE), the Netherlands
Studied aeronautical engineering at the Technological University of
Delft in the Netherlands, and the Cranfield Institute of Technology in
the U.K. Joined Fokker Aircraft in 1973, and was initially involved
with general aircraft design studies in the Advanced Design
Department. Gradually specialized in aircraft performance and the
associated computer programmes. Joined ADSE in 1996 and became
involved with consultancy and design activities in various
aeronautical fields, in addition to continuing to design and maintain
computer programmes for aircraft design purposes.
* Ehud Lamm, The Open University, Israel
Home page: http://purl.oclc.org/NET/ehudlamm
Ehud Lamm served in the Israeli Army (the IDF) as an application
programmer, system programmer, DBA and DBA Department Manager.
Received B.A. cum laude in Computer Science from the Open University
in Israel in 1998. Since 1998 Ehud serves as an instructor in the Open
University course "Software Engineering and Ada." Main topics of
interest in computer science: algorithms and data structures, machine
learning, programming languages and software engineering.
* Patricia Langle, Aonix France
Patricia Langle is Pre-sales Consultant at Aonix France.
* Jean-Claude Mahieux, Top-Graph'X, France
Jean-Claude Mahieux is Director of Top-Graph'X.
* Pierre Mor�re, Aonix France
Pierre Mor�re has occupied several positions, from contract engineer
to senior technical consultant in Aonix (formerly Alsys) since 1992.
As an expert in Safety Critical development, he was deeply involved
in the Safe Ada Executive project which is the Ada83 version of RAVEN.
He is now in charge of the Ada Skill Center in Aonix France.
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Companies and Organizations (provided by the authors)
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* ACT Europe, France
http://www.act-europe.fr/
ACT: The Ada Partner
ACT's mission is to ensure that your software project will succeed.
To this end, ACT Markets GNAT Professional, the most advanced Ada 95
Development environment available today. GNAT Professional is the
only Ada solution that comes with real support covering all aspects of
its use, and expert consulting on maximizing the benefits of the Ada
language itself. To help meet deadlines and budget constraints, our
high-quality, responsive support increases productivity and reduces
costs by allowing your team to concentrate on its software mission.
* Aircraft Development and Systems Engineering B.V. (ADSE), the
Netherlands
http://www.adse.nl/
ADSE was founded in the Spring of 1996. Most initial employees
transferred from Fokker Aircraft, which had just ceased its design
activities. Within three years, the company has grown to employ more
than 70 people. Turnover in 1998 was nearly 5 million Euros.
ADSE has a multi-disciplinary team of systems and product development
engineers. Expertise in the aeronautical field embraces a wide range
of subjects, such as aircraft interiors, conceptual design,
simulation, anti-icing systems and air traffic management, as well as
project management and systems engineering. The customer base has
widened to include not only the aerospace industry, but also such
diverse fields as shipbuilding, high-speed railways, and power
generation.
* Aonix
http://www.aonix.com/
http://www.aonix.fr/
Aonix is a major provider of lifecycle software-development tools and
is one of the largest software tools companies in the world. Aonix
currently has more than 20,000 installations with half a million users
worldwide. The company was formed in November 1996 as a result of the
merger of two successful development tools companies Thomson Software
Products (formally Alsys and MUST Software), specializing in Ada and
MIS tools, and Interactive Development Environments (IDE), an
experienced player in the modeling, analysis and design tool market.
The Aonix products and array of consulting services provide complete
life-cycle solutions for analyzing requirements, designing,
implementing, testing and deploying software for the most challenging
commercial or technical projects. The comprehensive set of offerings
address the most popular object-orientated and structured-development
languages including Ada, C, C++, Java, IDL and others on a variety of
development platforms.
* Open University, Israel
http://www-e.openu.ac.il/
The Open University of Israel is a distance education university
designed to offer academic studies to students throughout Israel. Its
home study method allows students all over the country to pursue a
higher education, whenever and wherever convenient, without
interfering with their other personal and vocational obligations.
Authorized by the Israeli Council for Higher Education to confer a
Bachelor's Degree, the Open University of Israel offers about 400
courses in Life Sciences, Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Computer
Science, Social Sciences, Management, Jewish Studies, Education,
Humanities, Psychology, Communications, Music and Art.
The Open University offers programs towards B.A and M.Sc degrees in
computer science. These programs offer around 40 courses and seminars
concerning both theoretical and applied computer science. Some of the
courses take advantage of computer mediated communication techniques.
Currently there are about 4000 students enrolled in the Open
University computer science programs. Graduates of the Open University
can be found in the Hi-Tech industry and in studies toward higher
degrees in institutes of higher learning both in Israel and abroad.
* Rational Software Corporation
http://www.rational.com/
Rational Software Corporation (NASDAQ: RATL), the leader in unifying
software teams, helps organizations develop and deploy e-business,
Web, enterprise-wide, technical and embedded software through a
combination of tools, services and software engineering best
practices. Rational is the leading Ada vendor since 1991, providing
integrated development environments for complex Ada and mixed-language
Ada, C, and C++ applications. Founded in 1981, Rational had revenues
of $411.8 million for its fiscal year that ended in March 1999, and
employs thousands of people worldwide.
* Top-Graph'X, France
http://www.topgraphx.com/
Our goal is to provide Ada developpers with robust and reliable
solutions. Most of our products are entirely implemented in Ada,
exploiting all the language facilities. Our mission is to help our
customers to achieve their goals. So we also provide high level
assistance and excellent and very responsive support.
Top Graph'X is the only company in the world who took the challenge of
re-implementing X11 and Motif libraries in Ada. The first
implementation was based on Ada83 technology, the new generation,
entirely re-designed, takes advantages of new Ada 95 features. Top
Graph'X has also been the first company in the world being able to
deliver a full Ada 95 CORBA implementation since September 1997.
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Free Ada CD-ROMs
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Copies of the new October 1999 Edition of the Walnut Creek Ada and
Software Engineering CD-ROM set, bought by Ada-Belgium through an
agreement with the Special Interest Group on Ada of the ACM (ACM
SIGAda), will be freely distributed to all registered participants (*),
up to the amount available.
This CD-ROM set includes a.o. ports to lots of platforms of the GNU Ada
95 compiler (GNAT), and Aonix' Ada 95 Compiler and Environment for
Windows 95. It is a 2-disc update to the November 1998 base edition
that was distributed at our Seminar last year; a limited number of these
base sets will be available for a small fee for attendees who didn't
participate last year. More information on this special CD-ROM edition
for Ada-Belgium'99 is available separately.
(*) Students, already enjoying free registration, who are not a member
of Ada-Belgium, will be asked a small fee for the 2-disc set to help
cover part of the expenses.
Documentation
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It is a tradition that lots of interesting documents are distributed
(freely) on the Seminar day.
For this 9th Annual Seminar each participant will be offered, a.o.,
printed proceedings with papers related to the presentations.
Moreover, copies of slides, and additional documents and papers will
be distributed.
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Location
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The Seminar takes place at the premises of the Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven (K.U.Leuven). Exact location of the Seminar is the "Faculty
Club", Groot Begijnhof, Tervuursevest, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium. Parking
facilities are available.
See also "How to get there and where to stay?" on the Ada-Belgium'99
Web-pages.
Participation fee
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5000 BEF for Ada-Belgium members
7000 BEF for non-members
Free registration for full-time students (without lunch)
All registration includes coffee breaks and full documentation. Paid
registration includes lunch. Students can optionally pay for lunch.
Paid registration or Ada-Belgium membership includes a free October 1999
Walnut Creek Ada CD-ROM set (up to the amount available).
Students, who are not a member of Ada-Belgium, pay 200 BEF fee for the
2-disc update set to help cover part of the expenses. Copies of the
2-disc base set are available at 200 BEF for all.
The attached Registration Form has to be returned, signed, preferably
before Monday November 15, 1999. Students may arrange registration in
group through their institution.
Seminar secretariat
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Ada-Belgium'99 Seminar Secretariat
Attn. Prof. K. De Vlaminck
c/o Department of Computer Science
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (K.U.Leuven)
Celestijnenlaan 200A, B-3001 Leuven (Heverlee)
Phone: +32-(0)16-32.70.58 or 32.76.32
Fax: +32-(0)16-32.79.96
E-mail: ada-belgium-board@cs.kuleuven.ac.be
WWW: http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/
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Acknowledgements
We would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support of our
activities: ACT Europe, John Robinson & Associates, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven (K.U.Leuven), Koninklijke Militaire School / Ecole
Royale Militaire (K.M.S./E.R.M.), OFFIS nv/sa, Rational Software
Corporation, Top Graph'X, and Universit� Libre de Bruxelles (U.L.B.).
Special thanks to ACM SIGAda (ACM Special Interest Group on the Ada
programming language) and Eurocontrol (European Organisation for the
Safety of Air Navigation) for their support of this event.
tm "The Most Trusted Name In Software" is a trademark of the Ada
Resource Association.
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Information on this and other Ada-Belgium events is available on the
Internet at the Ada-Belgium World-Wide-Web pages and is updated
regularly. Check out URL
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/events/local.html
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Ada-Belgium'99 Seminar Registration
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Please mail to or fax to
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Ada-Belgium'99 Secretariat + 32 (0)16-32.79.96
Attn. Prof. K. De Vlaminck
c/o Department of Computer Science
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (K.U.Leuven)
Celestijnenlaan 200A
B - 3001 Leuven (Heverlee), Belgium
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