Table of Contents

• Systems design issues using Ada and VHDLDavid L. Barton. 1-7 [doi]
• A simplified graphic notation for Ada programsD. F. Sterne, G. Pretti, A. Glendening, B. Jachowski. 8-22 [doi]
• The automation of design in the early lifecycle of a software projectBrett Bachman. 23-29 [doi]
• TAGSMiguel A. Carrio Jr.. 30-40 [doi]
• Generating efficient and complete Ada from a CASE toolGoran Hemdal. 41-53 [doi]
• Ada software engineering and optimized codeGary Frankel. 55-63 [doi]
• Evaluating real-time performance of Ada implementationsNelson H. Weiderman. 64-79 [doi]
• Instruction scheduling of Ada on RISC processorsMichael F. Tighe. 80-88 [doi]
• Distributed Ada for deadline driven applicationsT. Griest. 89-102 [doi]
• High performance implementations for Ada interrupts in real-time systemsDavid Nelson-Gal. 103-109 [doi]
• Distributed Ada real-time kernel (DARK)Judy Bamberger. 110-134 [doi]
• Parallel Ada on Alliant's FX/seriesRobert M. David. 135-146 [doi]
• Parallel compilation of Ada unitsB. Cockerham. 147-164 [doi]
• Testing Ada designers and code. Test Gen-Ada testing toolThomas S. Radi. 165-180 [doi]
• Assurance technologyR. J. Martin. 181-185 [doi]
• An integrated software environment for reuseRich DeMillo, Weimin Du, Ryan Stansifer. 186-197 [doi]
• The Ada test and verification systems (ATVS)Chuck Hobin. 198-207 [doi]
• Tool interfacesE. Ploederederm, S. Boyd, I. Campbell, R. Taylor, Richard M. Thall. 208-212 [doi]
• The Ada binding for POSIXS. Boyd. 213-217 [doi]
• Tool integration in ArcadiaRichard N. Taylor. 218-223 [doi]
• The Common PSE Interface Set (CAIS) Object Management System (OMS)Richard M. Thall. 224-231 [doi]
• An introduction for the TRI-Ada session on reusabilityRobert J. Knapper. 232-236 [doi]
• Application-based search and retrieval237-249 [doi]
• Reusability library framework (RLF)James Solderitsch, Mark A. Simos, Kurt C. Wallnau. 250-257 [doi]
• The myth: anyone can code the software of the requirements and design are..James A. Perkins. 258-273 [doi]
• Improved HELLFIRE, successful use of the Ada language in an embedded, real-time applicationB. Miller. 274-281 [doi]
• Advanced combat systems interactive design laboratory (ACSIDL)-the Ada experienceBruce W. Soares, Harry H. Sun. 282-295 [doi]
• Ada software experience with the advanced information processing systemLinda S. Alger. 296-324 [doi]
• Explorer platform Ada flight softwareBarbara Scott. 325-343 [doi]
• The evaluation of Ada software to support the space station power management and distribution systemKathy Schubert. 344-362 [doi]
• Ada in real-time embedded systems Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle (OMV)William T. Howle. 363-369 [doi]
• Real-time process control in AdaP. S. Tuffs. 371-382 [doi]
• Ada on the AM 29000 in military real-time embedded control applicationsJohn Schabowski. 383-389 [doi]
• Real-time Ada-observations & experiences with respect to avionicsMarc Pitarys. 390-397 [doi]
• VHDL and Ada firmwareDavid L. Barton. 399-415 [doi]
• Tools and methods for embedded system design using AdaLarry Ritter. 416-425 [doi]
• Distinctions between requirements specification and design of real-time systemsDavid Kalinsky, James Ready. 426-432 [doi]
• "All the right moves"T. M. Nicholson. 433-447 [doi]
• The VHDL design system: an Ada-based ECAD system for VLSIVictor Berman, Carl Schaefer. 448-454 [doi]
• Using Ada for development of a wird sensing Clear Air Doppler Radar (CADR) work station at the Kennedy space stationRichard P. Wesenberg, Bruce W. Johnston, Patrick Mulligan. 455-465 [doi]
• Ada in data base environment- SYBASE implementation of an Ada/SQL interfaceHector Villarreal. 466-476 [doi]
• Ada for flexible manufacturing: foundation for successRalph Crafts. 477-486 [doi]
• Ada integration into MIS environmentClaton J. Horning. 487-494 [doi]
• Ada and MIS - establishing an Ada foundationKim Levis Hoover. 495-502 [doi]
• Managing Ada transitionDon O'Neill. 501-512 [doi]
• Risk management in Ada technology transferLarry Howard. 513-524 [doi]
• Ada cost issues and answersDonald J. Reifer. 525-542 [doi]
• Ada software productivity issues: results from the AFATDS projectKaren E. Sivley. 543-555 [doi]
• Lessons learned by using different methodologies on five Ada projectsMary E. Biddle. 556-566 [doi]
• Entering the Ada systems design and coding marketP. J. Mayer. 567-580 [doi]
• Undoing Ada hypeDale J. Gaumer, D. Roy, Mark S. Gerhardt, Kenneth L. Bowles, G. Smith. 581-604 [doi]
• Selling Ada - the early daysWilliam A. Whitaker. 605-608 [doi]
• Managing Ada projects: the people issuesDonald G. Firesmith. 609-619 [doi]
• The real transition problem or don't blame AdaMark S. Gerhardt. 620-645 [doi]
• Standards for the sake of standards - a recipe for failureC. McKay. 648-657 [doi]
• Developing software using the DOD procurement modelSkip Carstensen. 658-676 [doi]