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Beyond Ada95: The Addition of Persistence and its Consequences - Oudshoorn, Crawley (Correct)
....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 maintainability of all forms of persistence, and supports the broadest range of (non real time) ....
M.T. Rowley. An OMDG Ada95 binding. Technical report, Intermetrics Inc, September 1995. http://www.inmet.com/pob.html.
The Addition of Persistence to Ada95 and its Consequences - Oudshoorn, Crawley (Correct)
....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: program reliability and maintenance, support for programming in the large, support for a wide range of ....
M.T. Rowley. An OMDG Ada95 binding. Technical report, Intermetrics Inc, September 1995. http://www.inmet.com/pob.html.
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