User:Suruena

I have mainly contributed to:
 * Ada Programming

TO DO list

 * Add note about if there is a place (or link) where one can go to make suggestions or ask newbie questions or comments. For example, I wonder what "fine-grained control over visibility" means. An example would be great! Thanks! lmj


 * New chapters:
 * Representation clauses
 * Interfacing: hardware, other languages
 * High-Integrity, Ravenscar, SPARK
 * Real-time
 * ASIS
 * DSA, PolyORB
 * Static analysis
 * Ada Bug Finder: http://white-elephant.ch/abf/
 * GNAT stack: http://www.safety-club.org.uk/tools_t14.html?opt=tdisp
 * SoftCheck inspector: http://www.sofcheck.com/products/inspector.html
 * http://cfg.w3x.org/projects.html
 * http://www.iste.uni-stuttgart.de/ps/bauhaus/index-english.html
 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tools_for_static_code_analysis
 * Experimental compilers (LLVM, Gela)
 * Contributing page:
 * Pragmas/attribute conventions
 * It's not needed to link always to both RM
 * Coding conventions
 * Images: Ada types (SVG)
 * Navigation links to the next and previous pages (like in the Spanish version)
 * Put the list of objectives of the chapter at its beginning
 * Standard libraries:
 * Finish the description of every module
 * Separate standard library units from compiler dependent ones
 * Categorize standard library units: generic, nested packages, optional, implementation dependent
 * Links to the standard types and exceptions ( =  Ada Programming/Libraries/Standard).


 * Improve the see also section:
 * More links to Wikipedia
 * Ada Gems
 * Explicit references to the Ada Quality and Style Guide
 * References to the Ada 95 and Ada 83 Rationale
 * Templates for linking to the covers (ARM, SG, Rationale)
 * Links always to Ada Programming and the parent section? Those links are already available in the navigation bar
 * Put always the Ada Reference Manual subsection, even when it does not apply?
 * Put always links to both the ARM 95 & ARM 2005?
 * Cite templates: AARM, Rationale, Ada-Issues...
 * Template Template:Ada/pragma adds "pragma" and Template:Ada/restriction adds "pragma Restriction". New templates Template:Ada/pragma name and Template:Ada/restriction name?
 * Improved Index
 * Development stages
 * Minimize maintaiment: do not repeat structure in subpages
 * Template:Ada/Operators &mdash; Update wikilinks
 * Exercises
 * Scope of every part: tutorial, links, annexes (pragmas, keywords, attributes),... Which parts will be printed?
 * Changes to the language (Ada 83, Ada 95, Ada 2005)
 * List of exceptions defined in the Standard Libraries?
 * Tools
 * GNAT Tools (gnatelim, gnatmetric, ...)
 * Language translators from/to other languages
 * Creation of bindings
 * Dynamic libraries


 * Coding conventions:
 * ARM
 * GNAT
 * GNU
 * SPARK
 * Other projects


 * Language subsets/supersets:
 * Ravenscar profile
 * SPARK programming language
 * ZBRA (Boeing)
 * A#
 * JGNAT


 * More compilers, and tools


 * New wikibooks:
 * Ada for C and C++ programmers
 * Ada for Java programmers
 * Ada for Fortran programmers
 * Ada for COBOL programmers
 * Ada for Pascal programmers
 * Ada (+ GNAVI) for Delphi programmers
 * Ada (+ GNAVI) for Visual Basic programmers
 * Ada for Eiffel programmers
 * SPARK
 * Ada Encyclopaedia


 * Language Quick Reference Guide. Like, but for Ada 2005 and including syntax

Templates

 * Ada/83/Cite AI
 * Ada/83/Cite UI : Uniformity Issues
 * Ada/95/Cite AC : Ada Commentaries
 * Ada/Cite asis issues : ASIS 1999
 * issn in cite journal

Experiments

 * /Template sandbox
 * /Sandbox

Statistics

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