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Subject: can anyone make a book recommendation: Barnes' APIA,
 ben-ari's AFSE...
Date: 1999/09/14
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Greetings,

Has anyone any recommendation/comments on
the following texts:

"Ada-programming in Ada95"
2nd ed.
John Barnes

"Ada for software engineers "
m.ben-ari

At a quick glance, although AFSE is smaller,
and more expensive, it flows more.

APIA seems like I could learn Ada from it,
but it's more structured.

Can anyone recommend a comparable work?

I aim to learn Ada just for the hell of it.

TIA



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