Yes.. I believe Ada can be OO.. maybe I should clarify my position. I was
tasked to come up with some design diagrams for some legacy code that is
not entirely OO. It is quite modular and short of just using some package
diagrams to show who with who... I'm wondering if I can come up with
something more useful...

Please pardon my ignorance if this seems trivial... thanks!




"David C. Hoos" <[log in to unmask]>     14/02/2003 12:11 AM
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From: "Steven Lim" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 3:09 AM
Subject: Designing for Ada 95?


> I'm wondering if there's a preferred design template for Ada? UML is
pretty
> much for OO designs and Ada 95 isn't exactly OO.

First, Ada95 is fully OO.  If you don't think so, would you be so kind as
to
tell us which OO feature is missing from the language?

Second, there us a nuce UML design tool which generates Ada95 source
code, available from http://www.pragsoft.com/

The tool is called UML Studio, runs on Windows, and also generates
C++, IDL and Java source code.

> Can someone please help enlighten me please... than'x!
>
> rgds, Steven
>