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From: "Andrew" <mysig@fast.net>
Subject: GUI Design for Ada
Date: 1999/10/28
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I just started using Ada at work. Had my first week of training. It's a very
interesting language. Very unforgiving of sloppy or imprecise coding.
Anyhow, I picked Ada95 Problem Solving and Program design. SO far I like the
book.

However, the project I'm working on is a multi-process  simulation that runs
on a dual PowerPC system.
I'm looking for a good reference/tutorial type book that discusses real-time
programming in Ada that's new to this field.

In addition, I'm also looking for info/book that will help to design GUI
front end for an Ada program running in Windows. I'm an intermediate level
programmer that has written some code (nothing complex) in Visual Basic,
Java and now looking into Visual C++.


thanks;


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Andrew