Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Environments and Tools for Ada, SETA 1994, Washington, D.C., USA, 1994 - researchr publication

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Patricia A. Oberndorf, editor, Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Environments and Tools for Ada, SETA 1994, Washington, D.C., USA, 1994. ACM, 1994. [doi]

Conference: setada1994

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TimeBench: a CAD tool for real-time system designRaymond J. A. Buhr, Gerald M. Karam, C. Murray Woodside, Ronald S. Casselman, Greg Franks, H. Scott, D. Bailey. 3-15 [doi]

User interface system based on active objectsSungwoon Choi, Toshimi Minoura. 16-25 [doi]

DIR/SEE: a Smalltalk environment for developing Ada applications and maintaining legaciesBrian M. Barry, Jim McGugan, Mike Wilson. 26-35 [doi]

Interactive control restructuringJeanette Bruno, Daniel J. Rosenkrantz. 36-53 [doi]

A tool for the deterministic scheduling of real-time programs implemented as periodic Ada tasksEdward William Giering III, Theodore P. Baker. 54-73 [doi]

Interfacing Ada with verification languagesDavid Leeson, Glenn H. MacEwen, David Andrews. 74-81 [doi]

"Environment integration" working group summary SETA2Alan W. Brown, Maria H. Penedo. 85-92 [doi]

How do you pronounce OO-ERA-RDBMS-OMS?Timothy E. Lindquist, Robert G. Munck. 93-98 [doi]

Workshop summary: user interfaceKurt C. Wallnau. 99-103 [doi]

"Process" working group summary SETA2Mark Dowson. 104-108 [doi]

"Reuse" and "hybrid systems" working groups summary - SETA2 working groups 2 and 6Fred Maymir-Ducharme, Teri F. Payton, Judy Kerner. 109-112 [doi]

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