sparre/Ada-2012-Examples

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sparre/Ada-2012-Examples

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A collection of examples of how Ada 2012 can be used.

Black

A simple HTTP and Websocket library with minimal external dependencies.

ALSA-binding

An Ada sound recording and playback library.

Command-Line-Parser-Generator

A tool for generating a driver intended to call one of the procedures declared in a package specification, depending on the parameters passed to the driver. The accepted command line arguments are derived from the formal parameters of the available procedures.

LEGO-tools

Tools for processing and generating LEGO building instructions.

Miscellaneous

A public archive of miscellaneous tools I've written in Ada.

UDP-Chat

Experimental UDP-based chat application.

Miscellaneous-Ada-2005-Examples

A public archive of miscellaneous examples I've written in Ada 2005.

aYAML

YAML library in Ada

Multithreading-Made-Easy

Using calculation of the Mandelbrot as an example of how you can implement multithreading in Ada.

for-of-loop-performance-arrays

Compiler/performance test

libdialplan

Library for handling dial-plans for PBX'es.

Example-combining-SPARK-2014-and-Ada-2012

for-of-loop-performance-manual-iteration-over-a-container

Compiler/performance test

JSA

A collection of hopefully general and reusable packages.

Ada-User-Journal-tools

A few small text processing applications I use when editing the news section for Ada User Journal.

Gopher-concurrency-exercises

My take (in Ada) on the exercises at <http://whipperstacker.com/2015/10/05/3-trivial-concurrency-exercises-for-the-confused-newbie-gopher/>.

Mathematics-and-statistics

Various packages for mathematics and statistics.

Old-Command-Line-packages

This is my old set of command-line processing packages. Please consider them almost obsolescent. I am in the planning phase for a replacement, which is intended to intrude less on the sources of the actual application.