The Big Online Book of Linux Ada Programming
by Ken O. Burtch
Publisher: PegaSoft 2008
Description:
According to studies, GCC Ada may allow you to develop Linux applications in half the time compared to C. A language designed for team development and included with most Linux distributions, Ada is a language well-suited for serious open source development and is superior in many ways to C++ or Java. Find out if Ada is right for your project in this 20 chapter reference to using Ada on Linux.
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