Describing software design in Ada

Grady Booch · ACM SIGPLAN Notices · 1981

Ada is a tool suitable for the efficient and reliable development of solutions to a large problem domain. To combat the FORTRAN mind set and exploit the full power of the language, top down functional methodo logies are insufficient, and thus an object-oriented methodology is required. This paper provides some observations on such a methodology with subsequent representation of software design in the Ada Programming Support Environment (APSE).

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