Introduction to Ada

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Introduction History Ada today Philosophy SPARK Imperative language Hello world Imperative language - If/Then/Else Imperative language - Loops For loops Bare loops While loops Imperative language - Case statement Imperative language - Declarative regions Imperative language - conditional expressions If expressions Case expressions Subprograms Subprograms Subprogram calls Nested subprograms Function calls Parameter modes Subprogram calls In parameters In out parameters Out parameters Forward declaration of subprograms Renaming Modular programming Packages Using a package Package body Child packages Child of a child package Multiple children Visibility Renaming Strongly typed language What is a type? Integers Operational semantics Unsigned types Enumerations Floating-point types Basic properties Precision of floating-point types Range of floating-point types Strong typing Derived types Subtypes Subtypes as type aliases Records Record type declaration Aggregates Component selection Renaming Arrays Array type declaration Indexing Simpler array declarations Range attribute Unconstrained arrays Predefined array type: String Restrictions Returning unconstrained arrays Declaring arrays (2) Array slices Renaming More about types Aggregates: A primer Overloading and qualified expressions Access types (pointers) Allocation (by type) Dereferencing Other features Mutually recursive types More about records Dynamically sized record types Records with discriminant Variant records Fixed-point types Decimal fixed-point types Fixed-point types Character types Privacy Basic encapsulation Abstract data types Limited types Child packages & privacy Generics Introduction Formal type declaration Formal object declaration Generic body definition Generic instantiation Generic packages Formal subprograms Example: I/O instances Example: ADTs Example: Swap Example: Reversing Example: Test application Exceptions Exception declaration Raising an exception Handling an exception Predefined exceptions Tasking Tasks Simple task Simple synchronization Delay Synchronization: rendez-vous Select loop Cycling tasks Protected objects Simple object Entries Task and protected types Task types Protected types Design by contracts Pre- and postconditions Predicates Type invariants Interfacing with C Multi-language project Type convention Foreign subprograms Calling C subprograms in Ada Calling Ada subprograms in C Foreign variables Using C global variables in Ada Using Ada variables in C Generating bindings Adapting bindings Object-oriented programming Derived types Tagged types Classwide types Dispatching operations Dot notation Private & Limited Classwide access types Standard library: Containers Vectors Instantiation Initialization Appending and prepending elements Accessing first and last elements Iterating Finding and changing elements Inserting elements Removing elements Other Operations Sets Initialization and iteration Operations on elements Other Operations Indefinite maps Hashed maps Ordered maps Complexity Standard library: Dates & Times Date and time handling Delaying using date Real-time Benchmarking Standard library: Strings String operations Limitation of fixed-length strings Bounded strings Unbounded strings Standard library: Files and streams Text I/O Sequential I/O Direct I/O Stream I/O Standard library: Numerics Elementary Functions Random Number Generation Complex Types Vector and Matrix Manipulation Appendices Appendix A: Generic Formal Types Indefinite version Appendix B: Containers