Ada 2005 is a version of the Ada programming language, standardized by ISO/IEC 8652:1995/Amd 1:2007. It introduces enhancements for better support of real-time and embedded systems, including improved object-oriented features, additional standard libraries, and more robust concurrency mechanisms.
About Ada 2005
Ada 2005 was developed as an update to the Ada programming language, originally designed by Jean Ichbiah and his team at CII Honeywell Bull in the early 1980s. It was standardized by ISO in 2007 as an amendment to the Ada 95 standard. The update aimed to address modern programming needs, particularly for real-time and embedded systems, by enhancing object-oriented features, concurrency support, and standard libraries.
Strengths of Ada 2005 include strong typing, modularity, support for real-time and embedded systems, and robust concurrency features. Weaknesses involve a steep learning curve and less widespread adoption compared to other languages. Competitors include C++, Java, and C#, which offer broader community support and more extensive libraries.
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An Ada 2005 expert must have proficiency in strong typing and modular programming, knowledge of real-time and embedded systems, expertise in concurrency and tasking, familiarity with object-oriented programming principles as implemented in Ada, and experience with the language’s extensive standard libraries.
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