Mixed Language Development Techniques Training Class
Who Should Attend
Designed for software engineers, managers, and quality assurance engineers interested
in learning techniques used to develop complex software systems by mixing Ada, C,
C++ and Fortran.
Prerequsite
Programming experience with a general familiarity of 2 or more languages (Ada, C, C++ or Fortran) is preferable.
What You'll Learn
Understanding mixed language development techniques is critical to
insuring a stable application during development and deployment. DDC-I provides training in mixed
language development techniques to make sure your team is prepared to handle the job.
Why program in a variety of languages
Ada83 calling other languages - pragma Interface
Ada95 calling C - pragma Import
Ada95 using a supplied library
C calling Ada - Ada pragma Export
Ada calling C calling Ada and exception propagation
Matching types for parameters for more complex interface between C and Ada
C main function where some C routines call Ada
Ada main wrapper around what is really a C main that can call Ada
Customer Quote:
"Thank you for the excellent support during our evaluation phase... I need to make special mention of Michael, the support and comments he made really put me on the track of finding solutions very fast."
Who Should Attend