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Portable Ada programming system: a proposed run-time architecture
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A. Fantechi, F. GalloAuthors Info & Claims
A. Fantechi, F. GalloAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 48 - 56
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This paper presents some of the results that were achieved during the first phase of the Portable Ada Programming System (PAPS) project, actually under development by an European consortium comprising Christian Rovsing (Denmark), Dansk Datamatik Center (Denmark) and Olivetti (Italy).
The focus of the document is on the runtime organisation of the system, particularly about the interrelationships among (M)APSE programs, the KAPSE and the Ada run-time support.
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{LRM 80} Reference Manual for the Ada Programming Language; U.S. Department of Defense; July 1980.
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{MoD 80} Ada Support System Study; phase 4 report; U.K. Ministry of Defense; June 1980.
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{DL 01} Portable Ada Programming System; Introduction Technical Report DL/0001; Olivetti; May 1981.
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{DL 02} Portable Ada Programming System; General Structure Technical Report DL/0002; Olivetti; May 1981.
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{DL 03} Portable Ada Programming System; Global Design Report Technical Report DL/0023; Olivetti; January 1982.
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{STO 80} Stoneman; U.S. Department of Defense; February 1980.
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{John 82} Johnson, M.S.; Some Requirements for Architectural Support of Software Debugging; SIGPLAN Notices, vol.17, n.4, April 1982, pp.140--148.
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