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- 1994
- Mark Aldrich:
Secured Systems and Ada: A Trusted System Software Architecture. TRI-Ada 1994: 282-292 - Pamela Arya:
The RCAS Software Architecture and Its Relation to Reuse. TRI-Ada 1994: 388-395 - James Baldo, Patricia Collins, Robert Steigerwald, Dewayne Barrington, Ronald Green, Donald J. Reifer:
Technology Transfer of Software Reuse (panel). TRI-Ada 1994: 459-463 - Cheryl Barbasch, Dan Egnor:
Always One More Bug: Applying AdaWise to Improve Ada Code. TRI-Ada 1994: 228-235 - Stéphane Barbey:
Working with Ada 9X Classes. TRI-Ada 1994: 129-140 - Jeffrey M. Bell, Françoise Bellegarde, James Hook, Richard B. Kieburtz, Alex Kotov, Jeffrey Lewis, Laura McKinney, Dino Oliva, Tim Sheard, L. Tong, Lisa Walton, Tong Zhou:
Software design for reliability and reuse: a proof-of-concept demonstration. TRI-Ada 1994: 396-404 - Susan Bodily, David W. Embley, Scott N. Woodfield:
Implementing OSA Model Instances in Ada. TRI-Ada 1994: 331-342 - Mark A. Breland, Steven A. Rogers, Guillaume P. Brat, Kenneth L. Nelson:
Transparent Fault Tolerance for Distributed Ada Applications. TRI-Ada 1994: 446-457 - George W. Cherry:
Software Engineering with Ada in a New Key: Formalizing and Visualizing the Object Paradigm. TRI-Ada 1994: 309-320 - Cyrille Comar, Brett Porter:
Ada 9X Tagged Types and Their Implementation in GNAT. TRI-Ada 1994: 71-81 - Stephen Crawley, Michael Oudshoorn:
Orthogonal Persistence and Ada. TRI-Ada 1994: 298-308 - Robert G. Crispen, Lynn D. Stuckey Jr.:
Structural Model: Architecture for Software Designers. TRI-Ada 1994: 272-281 - Dan DeJohn:
The Tyndall Range Control System: Bringing Network Computing to C2 Systems. TRI-Ada 1994: 474-485 - Robert Dewar:
The GNAT Compilation Model. TRI-Ada 1994: 58-70 - Arthur G. Duncan:
Implementing Internal Program Representations with Ada and Ada 9X. TRI-Ada 1994: 154-163 - Michael I. Frankel:
Model Like an Egyptian. TRI-Ada 1994: 352-360 - Franco Gasperoni, Patrick Bazire:
Smart Recompilation and the GNAT Compiler. TRI-Ada 1994: 104-111 - E. W. Giering, Frank Mueller, Theodore P. Baker:
Features of the GNU Ada Runtime Library. TRI-Ada 1994: 93-103 - Kathleen Gilroy:
Interesting Problems in Transforming Existing Software for Reusability. TRI-Ada 1994: 374-387 - Robert Greene, George Lownes:
Embedded CPU Target Migration, Doing More With Less. TRI-Ada 1994: 429-436 - Karim El Guemhioui, Steven A. Demurjian, Thomas J. Peters, Heidi J. C. Ellis:
Profiling in an Object-Oriented Design Environment That Supports Ada 9X and Ada 83 Code Generation. TRI-Ada 1994: 180-190 - Arun P. Gupta, Paul C. Grabow:
Onion: A Methodology for Developing Data-Dominant Systems from Building Blocks. TRI-Ada 1994: 361-372 - Keith M. Hines:
An Object-Oriented System Design for a Satellite Communication System. TRI-Ada 1994: 494-498 - C. Michael Holloway, Ben L. Di Vito, David Guaspari, Michael K. Smith:
Formal Methods Fact vs. Fiction. TRI-Ada 1994: 256-258 - Jordan R. Kayloe, Patricia K. Lawlis:
Easy-Sim: Using Ada 9X in a Graphics System Software Architecture. TRI-Ada 1994: 164-169 - Magnus Kempe:
Abstract Data Types are Under Full Control with Ada 9X. TRI-Ada 1994: 141-152 - Richard Kenner:
Integrating GNAT and GCC. TRI-Ada 1994: 84-92 - Yvon Kermarrec, Laurent Pautet:
Ada-Linda: A Powerful Paradigm for Programming Distributed Ada Applications. TRI-Ada 1994: 438-445 - Lisa M. Levy Kortright:
An Incremental Approach to the Development of Reusable General-Purpose Discrete-Event Simulator Components. TRI-Ada 1994: 486-493 - Philippe Kruchten, Christopher J. Thompson:
An Object-Oriented, Distributed Architecture for Large-Scale Ada Systems. TRI-Ada 1994: 262-271
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