Future Ada environments
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The current Ada environments are oriented toward traditional code production tools such as editors, compilers, loaders, and program library managers. Future Ada environments will add to the initial capabilities to provide support from the initiation of requirements to the enhancement of existing operational software. In addition to software development facilities, future Ada environments will support management activities. The future will also see applications of current tools and techniques across the entire life cycle.
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May 1983
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DOI:10.1145/1500676
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Published: 16 May 1983
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