Abstract

This paper examines two aspects of using Ada for the implementation of large program systems. First, those elements of the Ada language that are particularly targeted at programming in the large are discussed. Conclusions about appropriate design methodologies that match these language features are presented along with an explanation of some potential problems. Second, an overview of efforts to develop programming support environments for Ada beyond the Ada compilation system is given. The rationale and the scope of on-going standardization work in the area of Ada Programming Support Environments (APSE) is presented.

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