Re: Doubly Linked List

[rational.com!bonnie!rlk@uunet.uu.net (Robert Kitzberger)]

lorenzen@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu (John Lorenzen) writes:

>I am not a student looking for code for an assignment. I work for USACERL am
>am new to the ADA world. I have a background in C/C++ and I've been told
>that the ONE good thing about ADA is the code reusablity [...]

The Net Police catch the wrong person; it's a sad story oft told. 

In any event, here's an extraction from my most recent copy of the
FAQ (old timers: remember the comp.lang.ada FAQ? ;-)

      Mirror of Ada Software Repository: wuarchive.wustl.edu
        Internet address: 128.252.135.4
      AJPO and AdaIC repository: ajpo.sei.cmu.edu
        Internet address: 128.237.2.253
      Source for aflex and ayacc: liege.ics.uci.edu (~ftp/pub/irus)
        Internet address: 128.195.1.5, 128.195.13.1
      European Repository: cnam.cnam.fr
        Internet address: 192.33.159.6
      STARS (Software Technology for Adaptable, Reliable Systems):
      source.asset.com
        Internet Address: 192.131.125.10
      Unisys/STARS source: stars.rosslyn.unisys.com
        Internet Address: 128.126.164.2


The Public Ada Library is out on wunet.wustl.edu.


Also from the FAQ:

      Booch, G.
      Software Components with Ada.
      Benjamin Cummings, 1987.
      This work is an encyclopedic presentation of data structure
      packages from Booch's OOD point of view.  It is great for those
      who love taxonomies.  It's not for the faint-hearted, because
      the volume of material can be overwhelming.  It could serve as a
      text for an advanced data structures course, but it's thin in
      "big O" analysis and other algorithm-theory matters.  The book
      is keyed to the (purchasable) Booch Components.



	.Bob.
--
Bob Kitzberger                          Internet:   rlk@rational.com
Rational, Grass Valley, CA              CompuServe: 70743,1550