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Narain Gehani has just written an Ada book for serious
programmers.  While he does discuss all the features of Ada,
this is not just another catalog book.  He also studies how
realistic programs might be written.  The books is

	An Advanced Introduction To Ada
	Narain Gehani
	Prentice-Hall

It was published in December.  If you want to wait until the new
standard for Ada is published, there will be a version with the
standard bound in.  By the way, Gehani knew the standard was
being changed and all of his discussion is based on the new
ANSI Ada (about to be recognized), not on Ada 80 as are the
books by Pyle, Barnes, and others.

Charles