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Adding Persistence to an Existing Programming Language - Oudshoorn, Crawley (Correct)
....approach to language revision, only incorporating new features whose meaning is well understood, and which can be implemented using tried and tested techniques. 3. Persistence and Ada Proposed and actual examples of support for persistence under Ada83 include Green s proposed extensions to Ada [3], APPL A [4] and PGRAPHITE [9] This talk focuses mainly on the introduction of orthogonal persistence to Ada 95 since we believe that this form of persistence most closely matches the four principle Ada design goals identified earlier. In particular, orthogonal persistence offers the highest ....
G. Green, "Access Values Pointing to Any Type", ACM Ada Letters, Volume 10, MayJune 1990, pp 101-109.
Beyond Ada95: The Addition of Persistence and its Consequences - Oudshoorn, Crawley (Correct)
....including the designs for persistent Ada95a and persistent Ada95b, is based on the models of persistence by reachability, stabilisation and store naming as described above. 3 Persistence in Ada The idea of supporting persistence in Ada is not a new one. Notable examples include Green s proposal[11], APPL A[17] PGRAPHITE[22] the work of Millan et al.[13] and Intermetrics proposed ODMG Ada95 binding[16] This paper focuses on orthogonal persistence, which we believe most closely matches the high level design goals for Ada. Orthogonal persistence offers the highest level of reliability and ....
G. Green. Access values pointing to any type. ACM Ada Letters, 10:101--109, May-June 1990.
Orthogonal Persistence and Ada - Crawley, Oudshoorn (1994) (4 citations) (Correct)
....In its broadest sense, the term covers conventional and object oriented databases, execution checkpointing and data structure pickling as well as more sophisticated transparent mechanisms. Proposed and actual examples of support for persistence under Ada include Green s proposed extensions to Ada [26], APPL A [45] and PGRAPHITE [55] The most sophisticated form of persistence is known as orthogonal persistence. In orthogonal persistence, the life 2 time of a first class data value is independent of other properties of the value and operations on the value. This paper focuses mainly ....
....a paged heap interface. PGRAPHITE s main drawbacks are that it cannot make ordinary Ada values persistent, and that an application must treat values in the GDL value space differently from Ada values. APPL A [45] is another example of persistence provided as an Ada sublanguage. Green s proposal [26] to provide persistence in Ada using access constraints is the only example we have been able to find in which persistence is integrated with the Ada language. Unfortunately, the proposal does not go into sufficient detail to allow us to classify the kind of persistence envisaged. Furthermore, it ....
G. Green, "Access values pointing to any type", ACM Ada Letters Vol 10 pp101--109, May--June 1990.
The Addition of Persistence to Ada95 and its Consequences - Oudshoorn, Crawley (Correct)
....of this type. Such naming systems are not essential, but they clearly form an an important part of existing persistent programming systems. 3 Persistence in Ada The idea of supporting persistence in Ada is not a new one. Proposed and actual examples include Green s proposed extensions to Ada[21], APPL A[34] PGRAPHITE[40] the work of Millan and Mulatero[27] and Intermetrics proposed ODMG Ada95 binding[31] Our analysis of the Ada requirements and standards documents [22, 35, 36, 37, 38] suggests that the Ada designers had four principle high level design goals for the language: ....
G. Green. Access values pointing to any type. ACM Ada Letters, 10:101--109, May-June 1990.
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