The recently posted reminder for the Ada-Europe 2023 Conference triggered several requests for extra time. To give all authors the same opportunity to further refine their submission, the organizers decided that the deadline for industrial- and work-in-progress-track abstracts, and for tutorial and workshop proposals will be extended by 1 week until Monday, 6 March 2023. 1+ week remains!
Michael Holloway has taken over from me as the administrator of the Team-Ada mailing list.
It has been my privilege to serve the Ada community in this role since 2005, but now it is time for someone else to step in. I'm sure Michael will do an excellent job.
This change should have no effect on the working of the list.
As one of the earliest users of the Team-Ada mailing list (May 1994!), I'd like to thank Jeff for the many years of silent but reliable service to the Ada community as administrator of this list.
Welcome, Michael, and thanks for taking over.
Dirk
= Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2023 16:49:47 +0100 = From: Jeffrey R. Carter <[log in to unmask]> = Subject: Team-Ada Mailing List Change = To: [log in to unmask] = = Hello, all, = = Michael Holloway has taken over from me as the administrator of the Team-Ada = mailing list. = = It has been my privilege to serve the Ada
According to https://www.sigada.org/exec/awards/2006_SIGAda_Awards.pdf, I have been the administrator of the Team-Ada mailing list since 2005. Before that Michael Berman had been the administrator for ten years, and received the 2006 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award for his efforts.
I think it is time for me to pass the baton, so I am looking for someone who is willing to take over. The position is not very demanding. The list gets little spam and not very much legitimate use. If you are willing, contact me directly for more information.
Due to a misconfiguration of the [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> email, we kindly request those sending a nomination to resend it (again to [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>), until the end of this week.
We are very sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you very much,
Miguel Pinho ACM SIGAda Secretary/Treasurer
From: Hamilton Jr, John Andrew <[log in to unmask]> Sent: 15 de setembro de 2022 04:42 To: [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask] Subject: 2022 SIGAda Awards
We welcome your nominations for the 2022 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2022 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
We hope this message finds you and your family safe and healthy. The SIGAda meeting in 2022 will be a HILT workshop of the 37th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering, ASE’2022<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://conf.researchr.org/home/ase-2022__;!!KwNVnqRv!AvkLVs8FhGmlnzkRGL9VuQUJibLBDKG0pUhF4EGHRGQJL_2_D-HndHWj2fFnAcQhnkFOrR0fGW-62FMjI1L7lC5Jbo1s-w$ >. The workshop will be held on October 14th 2022. See ASE’2022<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://conf.researchr.org/home/ase-2022__;!!KwNVnqRv!AvkLVs8FhGmlnzkRGL9VuQUJibLBDKG0pUhF4EGHRGQJL_2_D-HndHWj2fFnAcQhnkFOrR0fGW-62FMjI1L7lC5Jbo1s-w$ > for details on the venue and registration.
We welcome your nominations for the 2022 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2022 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
We hope this message finds you and your family safe and healthy. The SIGAda meeting in 2022 will be a HILT workshop of the 37th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering, ASE’2022<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://conf.researchr.org/home/ase-2022__;!!KwNVnqRv!AvkLVs8FhGmlnzkRGL9VuQUJibLBDKG0pUhF4EGHRGQJL_2_D-HndHWj2fFnAcQhnkFOrR0fGW-62FMjI1L7lC5Jbo1s-w$ >. The workshop will be held on October 14th 2022. See ASE’2022<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://conf.researchr.org/home/ase-2022__;!!KwNVnqRv!AvkLVs8FhGmlnzkRGL9VuQUJibLBDKG0pUhF4EGHRGQJL_2_D-HndHWj2fFnAcQhnkFOrR0fGW-62FMjI1L7lC5Jbo1s-w$ > for details on the venue and registration.
Ada - In Strong Typing We Trust - "coin" updated for Ada 2022
As of today, a new version of the traditional "Ada coin" is available for promotional use at <http://www.cs.kuleuven.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/pictures/ada-strong.html>
Coinciding with the final stages in the ISO standardization of the latest Ada programming language revision, referred to as "Ada 2022", and for the occasion of the 11th Ada Developer Room at FOSDEM 2022, a new update was made available, adding "2022".
I hope you are all well and ready for the fall, whatever it might bring in these uncertain times.
My wife Ruth and I are moving from Portland to Berkeley in the near future (yes, our son and his family live there -- he is a professor at Cal Berkeley); our new flat will have many advantages, but alas, not nearly enough space for all our books, papers, and media.
The Ada-Europe 2021 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to prepare their contributions. The deadline for most submissions is extended to Thursday 14 January 2020. 2 weeks remain!
We welcome your nominations for the 2020 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2020 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
We hope this message finds you and your family safe and healthy. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the SIGAda meeting in 2020 will be held as a virtual Workshop on November 15-20, 2020, co-located with SPLASH 2020 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Just a friendly reminder about the SIGAda Award nomination deadline coming up this Friday, Oct 9th.
Please submit your nomination as an e-mail or e-mail attachment to [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Thank you,
Ricky E. "Ranger" Sward Chair ACM SIGAda Awards Committee ACM SIGAda Past Chair
From: Ricky E Sward <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2020 12:44 PM To: Ricky E Sward <[log in to unmask]> Cc: Clyde Roby <[log in to unmask]> Subject: 2020 SIGAda Awards
Please submit award nominations to [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> and [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>. If you submitted a nomination to the Awards Committee list, please re-send the nomination directly to us. We're extending the deadline to Tuesday, Oct 13th.
We have received nominations from Tucker, Charles, and Dirk directly.
The Award Committee email list may not be working properly. We're working with ACM to remedy the problem.
The Ada-Europe 2020 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to prepare their contributions. The deadline for most submissions is extended to Tuesday 14 January 2020. 3+ weeks remain!
SO/IEC JTC 1/SC 22/WG 9 (WG 9) is responsible for the maintenance and revision of the Ada Programming Language and associated standards and technical reports. As part of the language maintenance activity, WG 9 has established a group of Ada experts as the Ada Rapporteur Group (ARG). The ARG receives input from the Ada community at large to consider for inclusion in revision to the Ada programming language standard. The WG 9 has produced a number of revisions to the language in accordance with ISO policy and to address the evolution of technology (Ada 83, Ada 95, Ada 2005, Ada
Subject: Update about Ada-Europe Conferences 2019 and 2020
The 24th edition of Ada-Europe's International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies took place on 11-14 June in Warsaw, Poland, with considerable success.
The conference, graciously hosted by the Institute of Aviation, had nearly 100 participants, enjoyed a rich technical and social program, and saw much active interaction between participants, presenters, and exhibitors.
The Ada-Europe 2019 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to prepare their contributions. The deadline for all submissions is extended to Monday 28 January 2019. 3 weeks remain!
We welcome your nominations for the 2018 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2018 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
This year's award winners will be announced at SIGAda's High Integrity Language Technology (HILT) International Workshop being held Nov 5 - 6, 2018, at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, Boston, MA, USA.
Just a friendly reminder to submit your nominations for the 2018 SIGAda Awards.
The deadline for award nominations is September 14th.
Cheers,
Rick Sward Chair ACM SIGAda Awards Committee ACM SIGAda Past Chair
From: Sward, Rick Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2018 10:13 AM To: Sward, Rick <[log in to unmask]> Subject: SIGAda 2018 Awards
Dear Members of the Ada Community:
We welcome your nominations for the 2018 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2018 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
The Ada-Europe 2018 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions. In order to minimize conflicts with deadlines for related conferences, the deadline for all submissions is extended to Monday 5 February 2018.
On behalf of SIGAda, we are pleased to announce that Dr. Peter Chapin from the Vermont Technical College has won the 2017 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions.
Here are some highlights of Peter's contributions to the Ada community:
* Peter developed the tool chain, wrote some of the software and supervised the students writing the rest of the software for the Vermont Lunar CubeSat ( cubesatlab.org ). The software was written in SPARK/Ada, converted to C with AdaMagic (as there was no Ada compiler for the TI MSP430 processor in the CubeSat) and compiled with a
We welcome your nominations for the 2017 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2017 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
This year's SIGAda Award winners will be announced via the SIGAda email lists and Linked-In page, since there is no workshop this year.
Come to the Ada-Europe conference mid-June in Vienna, Austria!
Reminder: register online before the end of Monday 22 May (CEST) to enjoy early registration discounts for the conference and substantial discounts for tutorials.
Select "Registration" at <http://www.ada-europe.org/conference2017>. Direct link: <https://adaeurope.upv.es/index.html>.
Dirk Craeynest, Ada-Europe'2017 Publicity Chair [log in to unmask]
*** 22nd Intl.Conf.on Reliable Software Technologies - Ada-Europe'2017 *** June 12-16, 2017 *** Vienna, Austria *** http://www.ada-europe.org
The Ada-Europe 2017 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions, and hence extended the deadline for all submissions to Sunday 22 January 2017.
The ZanyBlue library and utils version 1.3.0b is available for download at
http://zanyblue.sourceforge.net
or directly from the download area:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/zanyblue/files/
The changes since the last release are:
* Added a new utility zbinfo to query built-in data. This was released as an example previously (the dumplocale example which has been dropped). * Added encoding support to convert Wide_String values to String based on an encoding schema, e.g., UTF-8, ISO8859-2, CP932, SHIFT_JIS, etc. To fully use this functionality, narrow accessors should be used which, when printing, use Stream_IO to avoid interaction between the Text_IO and encoded values. The list
I currently have a school project involving autonomous machines controlled by Arduino hardware. The Arduino system reminds me of *Ada Mindstorms* - a standalone computer system with its program downloaded from a PC. Arduino programming language is based on C++ but I noted somewhere that programming can be done in 'other languages'. I was wondering if there is an *Ada Arduino* movement.
A Google search on "Ada and Arduino" shows several promising websites.
Rush Kester [Be Green] Please do not print this email unless necessary
-----Original Message----- From: Rick Duley <[log in to unmask]> To: TEAM-ADA <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Sat, Aug 6, 2016 6:22 pm Subject: Ada and Arduino
I currently have a school project involving autonomous machines controlled by Arduino hardware. The Arduino system reminds me of Ada Mindstorms - a standalone computer system with its program downloaded from a PC. Arduino programming language is based on C++ but I noted somewhere that programming can be done in 'other languages'. I was wondering if there
For 32-bit (Cortex-M) Arduinos there is Maciej Sobczak's tutorial at http://www.inspirel.com/articles/Ada_On_Cortex.html; for Due there's my Ravenscar RTS at https://sourceforge.net/projects/cortex-gnat-rts/.
The Inspirel tutorial says you can use the native Ada compiler on a Raspberry Pi (which uses an ARM CPU), but at least one user had a problem with that - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.ada/YKIaNkf6iTU
We welcome your nominations for the 2016 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2016 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
SIGAda has renamed its annual award for "broad, lasting contributions to Ada technology and usage" to the "Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions". Dr. Dewar, who passed away in June 2015, received this award himself in 1995 - it was then known as SIGAda's Ada Community Contributions Award - in recognition of his innovative technological achievements surrounding the Ada language. This year's SIGAda Award winners will be announced at
Just a friendly reminder to submit your nominations for the 2016 SIGAda Awards.
Nominations are due August 26th.
Cheers,
Ranger
Ricky E. "Ranger" Sward Chair ACM SIGAda Awards Committee ACM SIGAda Past Chair
From: Sward, Rick Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2016 7:53 PM To: [log in to unmask] Cc: Sward, Rick <[log in to unmask]> Subject: 2016 SIGAda Awards
Dear Members of the Ada Community:
We welcome your nominations for the 2016 Robert Dewar Award for Outstanding Ada Community Contributions and the 2016 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award.
The Ada-Europe 2016 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions, and hence extended the deadline for all submissions to Sunday 24 January 2016.
We welcome your nominations for the 2015 Outstanding Ada Community Contribution Award and the 2015 ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award. The SIGAda Award winners will be announced electronically in November as we are not holding a SIGAda-sponsored conference this year.
Just a friendly reminder that nominations for the 2015 SIGAda awards are due next Monday, Sep 21st.
Thanks for your consideration.
Cheers,
Rick
Ricky E. "Ranger" Sward Chair ACM SIGAda Awards Committee ACM SIGAda Past Chair
From: Sward, Rick Sent: Monday, August 17, 2015 9:20 PM To: [log in to unmask] Cc: Sward, Rick <[log in to unmask]> Subject: 2015 SIGAda Awards Call for Nominations
The LearnAdaNow.com Contest - Do Something Awesome with Ada
Prize @ $100 and Growing
Rules:
Create a recorded video (screen cast, talking head, full live action, etc.) of up to 1 hour long (no minimum) in mp4 format of
**** How to do something Awesome using Ada ****
1. Submit your entry to [log in to unmask] - if too large please provide a link for downloading. 2. The judges will be the prize donors and one representative from SigAda and one from Ada Europe. 3. No one that submits an entry nor David Botton (the organizer) can be a judge. 4. Each
I am happy to announce the winner of the Ada Mascot Competition - Entry #5 - "Lady Fairy" the hummingbird. The mascot was designed by Leah Goodreau.
http://gnoga.com/mascot.html
Leah writes "My mascot was inspired by Ada Lovelace's adolescent fascination with flight and Charles Babbage's nickname for her, "Lady Fairy." The coloration of the mascot references the Asian fairy-bluebird, while the silhouette is a hummingbird because of their famed speed and sleekness."
Hi David. As I had last heard, there wasn't going to be a SigAda conference this year, or if there is anything it might be in the form of a workshop. The thought was to go to every second year for SigAda. We usually plan WG9 meetings to coincide with the SigAda conference. As a result of this change the date and location of the fall WG9 meeting has yet to be determined. Brad
I know the Ada Mascot contest is not done yet, but the next Ada Contest will be centered around a new upcoming site I am a working on for Ada advocacy.
GetAdaNow.com has already made a a nice splash. The next project will be LearnAdaNow.com (coming soon) - Not just a collection of pointers to intro to Ada materials like the current collection, but involved articles, videos and other media for tips, experiences and best practices. Examples of using Ada in cool ways, etc.
The Ada-Europe 2015 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions, and hence extended the deadline for submission of industrial presentation proposals.
The Ada-Europe 2015 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions, and hence extended the deadline for submission of regular papers, tutorial and workshop proposals to Sunday 18 January 2015 (firm deadline).
Alas no mention of the Ada Programming language, with practitioners devoted to carrying out what she started. Thanks for sharing Mike! Rush Kester [Be Green] Please do not print this email unless necessary -----Original Message----- From: Michael Feldman <[log in to unmask]> To: TEAM-ADA <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Sat, Dec 13, 2014 3:28 pm Subject: A good New Yorker article about Lady Ada See http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/ada-lovelace-the-first-tech-visionary Enjoy! Mike Feldman ############################ To unsubscribe from the TEAM-ADA list: write to: mailto:[log in to unmask] or click the following link: http://listserv.acm.org/SCRIPTS/WA-ACMLPX.CGI?SUBED1=TEAM-ADA&A=1
"In the late seventies, the Department of Defense developed a software language called Ada - one that brought together a number of different programming languages. It's fitting for Lovelace - a woman who rode horses and played the harp and studied poetry - to tie seemingly disparate elements together."
Today, December 10 2014, is the 199th birthday of Augusta Ada Byron, aka Lady Ada Lovelace, recognised by many as the first programmer.
The programming language Ada was named in her honor.
I'd like to remind everyone that a promotional image combining the historical figure of Ada Lovelace and the programming language Ada is available at [1].
Recently I've made up four new "Powered by Ada" posters, highlighting Rosetta, the Vermont CubeSat, and two recently-automatd subway lines: London Underground Victoria Line, and Paris Metro Line 1. Surf over to
http://sigada.org
You'll see thumbnails of the new posters there. Click on a thumbnail to get the full printable, resizable PDF. As a logo, these posters are using the recently-minted Ada coin Dirk Craeynest sent me.
A new Ada site for getting people quickly started using and learning Ada including links to every known active user group, social media site and website:
As part of my work on the building the business side of Gnoga to advocate Ada to the applications market, I realized that there is not a single modern slick Ada mascot. So, as I always do, I put my time and money where my mouth is :)
I am putting in the first $200us towards the prize, if others would like to show they advocate Ada with something towards the prize please e-mail me - [log in to unmask] for details of how to contribute (check http://www.gnoga.com/rebirth.html for current prize level)
This year, the 2014 SIGAda Awards will be presented at the High Integrity Language Technology (HILT) 2014 conference in Portland, OR, Oct 18 - 21. See http://sigada.org/conf/hilt2014/ for more information on this year's SIGAda international conference.
We welcome your nominations of deserving recipients and we need them by September 6th.
The Third Annual ACM High Integrity Language Technology conference (HILT 2014) is taking place in Portland, OR this October 18-21, co-located with the SPLASH/OOPSLA conference. We have three great keynotes/invited speakers (Tom Ball of Microsoft Research, Christine Anderson of Spaceport America, and Peter Feiler of SEI/CMU), a panel on safe multicore programming languages, and special sessions on model-based engineering for critical software-intensive systems. Papers, panel/workshop proposals, tutorial proposals, extended abstracts, etc. are due June 7th. Call for papers and other information available at:
Absolute Software will be holding a public Ada course during the week of 24 March in Carlsbad, CA. You can find a full description and registration form on our web-site, www.abssw.com <http://www.abssw.com> . Click the Public Courses button in the left margin. (We also offer courses on real=time system design, software architecture-based development, safety-critical development, object- oriented methods, and other object-oriented languages.)
Do you work on industrial projects (possibly Ada-related) where reliable software is important? Do you know people working on such projects? Then this call for industrial presentations is targeted to you!
Many projects could report a lot of valuable experience: sharing it with others benefits the whole community and provides useful feedback to the project.
I invite you to check out the appended call, and to try getting a 1-page presentation overview submitted by January 19th at the latest, i.e. in 3 weeks from now.
The Ada-Europe 2013 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions, and hence extended the deadline for submission of regular papers, tutorial and workshop proposals to 15 December 2013 (firm deadline).
Tutorials, Talks, and Panels on Model Checking, SMT Solvers, High-Integrity Model-Based Engineering, AADL, Safe Parallel Programming, Advanced Static Analysis, Domain-Specific Languages, and Combining Proof and Test.
Edmund Clarke, Turing Award winner will give the opening keynote on Model Checking. Keynotes by John Goodenough of the SEI and Jeannette Wing of Microsoft Research as well, plus an introduction to the Model-Based Engineering sessions by Michael Whalen of University of Minnesota.
Absolute Software will offer public Ada for Experienced Programmers class will be the week of 4 November in Carlsbad, CA (about 25 miles north of San Diego airport). A full course description and registration forms are available on our website, www.abssw.com.
If you have any questions, please write me at this e-mail address, or call me at (760) 929-0612.
Am 19.09.2013 20:32, schrieb Edward Colbert: > Hi All, > > Absolute Software will offer public Ada for Experienced Programmers > class will be the week of 4 November in Carlsbad, CA (about 25 miles > north of San Diego airport). A full course description and > registration forms are available on our website, www.abssw.com. The link to the course description also leads to the registration form.
The first ACM SIGAda High-Integrity Language Technology conference (HILT 2012) was held last December in Boston, and it turned out to be an excellent gathering of academic, industrial, and government researchers and practitioners interested in how best to use language technology and other formal techniques to support the development, analysis, and testing of software-intensive systems.
Absolute Software Co., Inc. is hosting a 2-week immersive courses on developing real-time systems. The first week starts 24 June and is language independent (so tell your C++/Java friends). The second week starts 19 August for Ada, 23 September for C++. The second week for Java has not been finalized (no pun intended :). Mark Gerhardt & Ed Colbert will be leading the courses. See http://www.abssw.com/public-courses.html <http://www.linkedin.com/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eabssw%2Ecom%2Fpubli c-courses%2Ehtml&urlhash=dBKx&_t=tracking_anet> for details.
There is a new version of the PragmAda Reusable Components (PragmARCs) available at
http://pragmada.x10hosting.com/pragmarc.htm
This version adds a parallel version of quick sort to the components. Unit PragmARC.Sort_Quick_In_Place has changed from a procedure to a package exporting two procedures; programs using an older version of Sort_Quick_In_Place will need to be modified to use the new version.
One small comment on your announcement: instead of "a compiler that implements Ada-95 as amended by Amendment 1 (2007)" you could also say "an Ada 2005 compiler". ;-)
See for example what John Barnes wrote in section 1.1 "Revision process" of the Rationale for Ada 2005, URL <http://www.adaic.org/resources/add_content/standards/05rat/html/Rat-1-1.html>:
[start quote] "Ada 2005 is formally defined as Ada 95 as corrected by the Corrigendum [2] and then amended by the Amendment [16] and published by ISO in March 2007. It is almost impossible to read these three documents in parallel and so they been integrated
Colin Paul Gloster has had difficulty posting to the list. On his behalf, I post the following:
Dear Ada advocates:
It might be worthwhile trying WWW.ScientificRedCards.org to complain about so-called scientific literature in which it is claimed that programming languages which are contrary to software engineering are software-engineering languages.
Are you working on industrial projects (possibly Ada-related) where reliable software is important? Do you know people working on such projects? Then this call for industrial presentations is specifically targeted to you!
Many projects could report a lot of valuable experience: sharing it with others benefits the whole community and might provide useful feedback to the project as well.
Language revision adds contract-based programming, multicore support, and other advanced features
GENEVA, Switzerland, December 18, 2012 - The Ada Resource Association (ARA) and Ada-Europe today announced the approval and publication of the latest version of the Ada programming language by the Geneva-based International Organization for Standardization (ISO). The language revision, known as Ada 2012, was under the auspices of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 and was conducted by the Ada Rapporteur Group (ARG) subunit of WG9, with sponsorship in part from the ARA and Ada-Europe. The formal approval of the standard was issued
Ada - In Strong Typing We Trust - redesigned 2012 "coin" versions
As of today, the 197th birthday of Augusta Ada Lovelace, a new version of the traditional "Ada coin" is available for promotional use at <http://www.cs.kuleuven.be/~dirk/ada-belgium/pictures/ada-strong.html>
On the occasion of the ISO standardization of the new Ada 2012 programming language definition, the "Ada coin" has been redesigned from scratch in a higher resolution, using the original "Lady Ada" picture, and including "2012".
The Ada-Europe 2012 Conference organizers decided to provide more time for authors to finalize their contributions, and hence extended the deadline for submission of regular papers, tutorial and workshop proposals to 12 December 2012 (firm deadline).
On Wednesday, December 5, 2012, the 2012 SIGAda Awards will be presented in a special morning plenary session at the High Integrity Language Technology (HILT) 2012 conference in Boston, Massachusetts. (See http://www.sigada.org/conf/hilt2012/ if you have somehow missed announcements of this year's annual SIGAda international conference.)
We welcome your nominations of deserving recipients.
ACM Conference on High-Integrity Language Technology, HILT 2012 ACM SIGAda’s Annual International Conference Boston, Massachusetts December 2-3, 2012 / Tutorials December 4-6, 2012 / Conference
Why you should attend:
Software is becoming more and more pervasive in our everyday lives and we count on this software to be reliable. Its failure could lead to financial or even physical harm.
Absolute Software will be holding a public Ada course during the week of 1 October in Carlsbad, CA. You can find a full description and registration form on our web-site, www.abssw.com. Click the Public Courses button in the left margin
Early bird discount ends 24 September, save $500. Please call if the schedule of this class, which starts of the 1st day of the U.S. Government's fiscal year, makes it difficult for you to register. We will do our best to accommodate you.
Absolute Software will be holding a public Ada course during the week of 1 October in Carlsbad, CA. You can find a full description and registration form on our web-site, www.abssw.com. Click the Public Courses button in the left margin. (We also offer courses on software architecture-based development, safety-critical development, object- oriented methods, and other object-oriented languages.)
Ada-Europe Announces First "Ada Way" Award Winners and "Try and Beat Me" Challenge
Brussels, Belgium (July 30, 2012) - Ada-Europe, www.ada-europe.org, the international organization that promotes the knowledge and use of the Ada programming language in European academia, research and industry, launched "The Ada Way" annual student programming contest in September 2010. The first challenge was to build a software simulator of a football (soccer) match. The submitted code had to include a software core implementing the logic of the simulation, and read-write graphical panels for interactive team management.
High Integrity Language Technology - HILT 2012 ACM SIGAda's Annual International Conference http://www.sigada.org/conf/hilt2012/
Boston, Mass., USA December 2-6, 2012 Sponsored by ACM SIGAda
The Industrial presentation deadline is fast approaching. An overview of proposed presentations is due August 1st. However the full abstract is not due until October 1st. If you would like to have a presentation considered please send abstracts to one of our Program CoChairs, Jeff Boleng ([log in to unmask]) or Tucker Taft ([log in to unmask]) .
Absolute Software will be holding a public Ada course during the week of 20 August in Carlsbad, CA. You can find a full description and registration form on our web-site, www.abssw.com. Click the Public Courses button in the left margin. (We also offer courses on software architecture-based development, safety-critical development, object- oriented methods, and other object-oriented languages.)
A new release of ZanyBlue is now available: 1.1.0 Beta. This is an Ada library currently targeting localization support for Ada (along the lines of Java properties) with supporting message formatting and built-in localization for about 20 locales. The properties files are compiled into Ada sources built with your application and use to access application messages at run-time. The run-time locale is used to select localized messages, if they are available.
High Integrity Language Technology - HILT 2012 ACM SIGAda's Annual International Conference http://www.sigada.org/conf/hilt2012/
IMPORTANT DATES: Paper/tutorial PROPOSAL submission: June 29 Industrial presentation PROPOSAL: August 1
Boston, Mass., USA December 2-6, 2012 Sponsored by ACM SIGAda
Keynote Presentations:
Kathleen Fisher DARPA, Information Innovation Office Nancy Leveson MIT, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics Engineering Sys. Div. Barbara Liskov MIT, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Greg Morrisett Harvard University, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Guy Steele Oracle Labs
Language revision adds contract-based programming, multicore support, and other advanced features
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, June 12, 2012 - At the Ada-Europe 2012 conference in Stockholm, the Ada Resource Association (ARA) and Ada-Europe today announced the completion of the design of the latest version of the Ada programming language and the submission of the reference manual to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for approval. The language revision, known as Ada 2012, is under the auspices of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9 and was conducted by the Ada Rapporteur Group (ARG) subunit of WG9, with
The following message is distributed to various mailing lists and newsgroups. As FOSDEM is an international event attracting thousands of participants, you might be interested to attend and/or help announce the Ada Developer Room. Thanks for any help!
This call for industrial presentations is specifically targeted to those of you who either work on industrial projects (possibly Ada-related) where reliable software is important, or know people working on such projects.
Consider what others might learn from the experience gained in those projects, and please try to get a presentation overview submitted by January 12th at the latest, i.e. four weeks from now.
The Ada-Europe 2012 Conference and Program Chairs decided that the submission deadline for regular papers, tutorials and workshops will be extended by 1 week until Monday, December 5, 2011. Nevertheless, abstract registration is requested by Monday, November 28, 2011. The intention is to provide some more time for authors to finalize their contributions.
This announcement is distributed to various Ada-related mailing lists and newsgroups. As FOSDEM is an international event, we're interested in feedback and suggestions from all forums. Thanks for any help!
On Thursday, 10 November 2011, the 2011 SIGAda Awards will be presented in a special morning plenary session at the SIGAda 2011 conference in Denver, Colorado. (See http://www.sigada.org/conf/sigada2011/ if you have somehow missed announcements of this year's annual SIGAda international conference.)
We welcome your nominations of deserving recipients.
The ACM SIGAda Awards recognize individuals and organizations who have made outstanding contributions to the Ada community and to SIGAda. The two categories of awards are:
Just a gentle reminder that SIGAda award nominations are due today. If you are considering nominating someone and need more time, please let me know and we'll work something out.
Absolute Software had to reschedule the public Ada course described below. The class will be held on the new dates, 12-16 September. Absolute Software hopes this change doesn't cause you any inconvenience.
Absolute Software will be holding a public Ada course during the week of 22 August in Carlsbad, CA. You can find a full description and registration form on our web-site, www.abssw.com. Click the Public Courses button in the left margin. (We also offer courses on software architecture-based development, safety-critical development, object-oriented methods, and other object-oriented languages.)
On-line Availability of Ada User Journal 30th Anniversary Special Issue
EDINBURGH, UK (June 20, 2011) - On the occasion of Ada-Europe 2011[1], the 16th annual Conference on Reliable Software Technologies, Ada-Europe[2] announces the on-line availability of the Ada User Journal 30th Anniversary special issue.
Ada User Journal[3], the quarterly publication of Ada-Europe, keeps its readership abreast of developments in the standardization, use and promotion of the Ada programming language and technology, as well as issues related with reliable software technologies and engineering in Europe and the rest of the world.
Ada-Europe's first Annual Student Programming Contest "The Ada Way" is now accepting submissions.
Last September, Ada-Europe[1] kicked off its annual student programming contest "The Ada Way"[2]. The challenge for the 2010-2011 competition was to build a software simulator of a football match. The submission of entries has now been opened: they will be accepted through May 15th.
This call for industrial presentations is specifically targeted to those of you who either work on industrial projects (possibly Ada-related) where reliable software is important, or know people working on such projects.
Consider what others might learn from the experience gained in those projects, and please try to get a presentation overview submitted by January 8th at the latest, i.e. one month from now.
I posted this to comp.lang.ada recent and assume most people on this list check that group, just in case not, here the announcement.
This is the first release of the ZanyBlue Ada packages. This release includes the Text package which support localization of Ada applications with Java style message formatting and .properties files. The released files are available at
The recently posted reminder for The Ada Connection triggered several requests for extra time. To give all authors the same opportunity to further refine their submission, the Conference and Program Chairs decided that the deadline for regular papers, tutorials and workshops will be extended by 1 week until Sunday, November 28, 2010.
As the SIGAda 2010 registration chair, I'm writing with a gentle reminder that the deadline for early fees at the conference is SATURDAY, OCT. 16, and that the deadline for special room rates at the Hyatt Fair Lakes is THIS COMING SATURDAY, OCT. 9. The conference is only a few weeks away, Oct. 24-28.
Ada-Europe Kicks Off its First Annual Student Programming Contest "The Ada Way"
Brussels, Belgium (September 28, 2010) - Ada-Europe[1], the international organization that promotes the knowledge and use of the Ada programming language in European academia, research and industry, is pleased to announce "The Ada Way"[2]. This annual student programming contest aims to attract students and educators to Ada in a form that is both fun and instructive. Entries are now open for the 2010-11 competition and judging takes place in May next year.
I apologize if your membership in several lists results in your getting multiple copies of this note.
It is my pleasure to invite you to attend SIGAda 2010, which will take place in Fairfax, Virginia (near Washington, DC) from Sunday, Oct. 24 through Thursday, Oct. 28.
SIGAda 2010 is ACM's Annual Conference on Engineering Safe, Secure, and Reliable Software. This year's conference is full of interesting and important tutorials and presentations on this theme. Here are just two examples to whet your appetite:
Ada-Europe Launches Annual Student Programming Contest "The Ada Way"
VALENCIA, Spain (June 16, 2010) On the occasion of Ada-Europe 2010, the 15th annual Conference on Reliable Software Technologies, Ada-Europe, the international organization that promotes the knowledge and use of Ada in European academia, research and industry, launched an annual Student Programming Contest under the provisional title of "The Ada Way".
The Second International Conference on Parallel, Distributed, Grid and Cloud Computing for Engineering Ajaccio, Corsica, France date: 12-15 April 2011
Please note that the call for papers for the above conferences closes on the 1st July 2010 and abstracts may be submitted via the conference website: http://www.civil-comp.com/conf/pareng2011.htm
Young Researcher Best Paper Competition: To encourage young researchers to attend the conference a 1000 Euro Young Researcher Best Paper Prize will be awarded to the best paper presented at the conference. (For further details please see the conference website).
This call for industrial presentations is specifically targeted to those of you who either work on industrial projects (possibly Ada-related) where reliable software is important, or know people working on such projects.
Please think for a moment what others might learn from the experience gained in those projects, and get a presentation overview submitted at the latest on January 11th, i.e. one month from now.
Considering the requests of several potential contributors, and to give all authors the same opportunity of further refining their submission, the Conference and Program Chairs decided that the submission deadline for regular papers, tutorials and workshops will be extended by 1 week until Monday, November 23, 2009.
The following message is distributed to various Ada-related mailing lists and newsgroups. As FOSDEM is an international event, we're interested in feedback and suggestions from all forums. Thanks for any help!
Dirk Craeynest, President Ada-Belgium, [log in to unmask]
I'm forwarding a message from Ed Schonberg concerning the current AIs being considered by the ARG and WG9. If you have any comments on the AIs, please send them to me and I will forward them to the ARG. The deadline for comments is October 30th, but the sooner we get them to the ARG, the sooner they can respond to the comments.
I still think it useful (although I no linger work in the digital map area). Cheers -- Martin
On 15 Oct 2009, at 19:00, [log in to unmask] wrote:
> "Team Ada: Ada Programming Language Advocacy" <[log in to unmask] > > > wrote on 10/15/2009 06:31:53 AM: > >> Number_Base enlargement >> http://www.ada-auth.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/acs/ac-00070.txt?rev=1.1 >> >> should become an AI, >> IMHO. >> > > Yes, I agree this would be useful. > > - Britt >
The Ada programming "sub-reddit" (http://www.reddit.com/r/ada/) has been a subgroup on the Reddit social linking and recommendation site for well over a year now.
It's purpose is to provide "News, articles, and pointers to other items of interest about the Ada programming language".
You are welcome to monitor the site, and register if you have your own links to share, recommend, and comment upon.
= Ada teamers, = = who knows Norman Cohen's new email address? = = not found via = http://domino.research.ibm.com/comm/research_people.nsf/pages/ncohen.index.html
Here is a pointer to public information that anyone can retrieve.
We know that Norman Cohen wrote a book about Ada and might suspect that he has (as many others) a profile on the LinkedIn networking site, so you could do a Google search for "Norman Cohen Ada LinkedIn"...
As the new Chair of SIGAda, I'm sending you this call for nominations for the SIGAda Outstanding Ada Community Contribution Award and the ACM SIGAda Distinguished Service Award. Nominations are due on September 28th to [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.
On Thursday, Nov 5th, these SIGAda Awards will be presented in a special morning plenary session at the SIGAda 2009 conference in Tampa, Florida (See http://www.sigada.org/conf/sigada2009/).
I have a package which I wish to make available to students without their having knowledge of its contents. I believe that a copy of the specification and a read-only copy of the .ALI file are all that need to be available on the LAN. (Q.1.: is this correct?)
My machine is a PC. I am running GAP's GPL compiler. (Q.2.: will the ALI be portable if a student is running a MAC or one of the Unicies?) Cheers
> I have a package which I wish to make available to students without their > having knowledge of its contents. I believe that a copy of the > specification and a read-only copy of the .ALI file are all that need to be > available on the LAN. (Q.1.: is this correct?)
> I have a package which I wish to make available to students without their > having knowledge of its contents. I believe that a copy of the > specification and a read-only copy of the .ALI file are all that need to be > available on the LAN. (Q.1.: is this correct?)
Thanks for your response, but I don't understand what you mean by, *"At packaging time it is probably easier to pack the ali together with the library."* I thought the ALI file was the library file. Would you mind expanding on that a bit.
Thanks
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 12:03 AM, Pascal Obry <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Thanks for your response, but I don't understand what you mean by, > *"At > packaging time it is probably easier to pack the ali together with the > library."* I thought the ALI file was the library file. Would you > mind > expanding on that a bit.