Fully harnessing multi-core processors requires concurrent programming, yet most mainstream languages have little support or do so with poor portability. Well-written concurrent Ada programs can be extremely portable and support multi-core and multiple processors automatically. This book explores, in-depth, the concurrent programming ("tasking") part of the Ada language. The authors then show how the concurrent programming...
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Obviously specifically for Ada but a good resource for any programmer interested in the general concept of concurrent programming. The organization of the chapters and the introduction to concurrency are alone worth the price.
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the authors of this book is famous. and the contents of the book do not disappoint me. i have several references about ada. of course, some of the references are written by the author of this book. But, regard to the acting mechanism of ada task, this book is awesome. but, if you are the beginner of real-time & embedded system, you should have another reference(s) to fully understand the meaning of the every article of...
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By far the best on the subject. Offers complete coverage of any aspect of concurrency with Ada, including real-time and distributed programming issues. Burns and Wellings are the acknowledged experts on this topic.The best aspect of the book is the analysis of features and their interactions, providing a depth not available in other texts covering the entire language.Assumes you know some Ada, but includes an introduction...
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Ada has been one of few languages which provides facilities for concurrent programming, but readings for the feature had been limited. This book is not only the first but also an excellent guide to the capability of the new Ada standard.It covers, 1.@The Ada Language 2. The Nature and Uses of Concurrent Programming 3. Inter-Process Communication 4. Ada Task Types and Objects 5. The Rendezvous 6. The Select Statement and the...
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