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Programming in Ada, by J. G. P. Barnes is the best Ada book that I've
seen yet (others that I've seen are by Wegner, Ledgard, P??? and one or
two more).  Barnes worked with Ichbiah et. al. on the Ada specification,
and hence, is probably one of the most qualified people to comment on
and explain Ada.