Advent of Code is a kind of game/competition of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language you like.
People use them as interview prep, company training, university coursework, practice problems, a speed contest, or to challenge each other.
AdaForge will host on GitHub some solution proposals to the daily puzzles.
Added a specific page about present, and past, free & commercial Ada Compilers.
Located in Dev Tools / Build
Complete rework of indexing the available learning materials.
This page titled «Learn» is on the top menu.
Ada Rapporteur Group (ARG) is a subgroup of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG9, the JTC1 Working Group for Ada.
The meeting was about some Ada-2022 specifications adjustments and to fulfil the ISO redactional/editing requirements.
Full text of the 2022-11-10 meeting minutes on the ARG page
Next meeting on January 19, 2023
Using Foundation 6 Stacks
This is an extensive update of Jeff Cousins' Ada 2022 Overview that was published two years ago this month in the Ada User Journal.
http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/overview22.html
It expands upon many topics, adds a few missing topics, and corrects many errors found in the original article. An index also has been added, and the HTML version includes links to all of the mentioned AIs and RM subclauses.
The overview tries to cover all of the significant changes and enhancements found in Ada 2022. It includes many examples, and helps to illustrate how the new features could be used.
Posted on comp.lang.ada by Randy Brukardt, ARG Editor.
Thematics about designing or using Ada Software Libraries
Interested ?
Contribute to the MarkDown page on our AdaForge’s GitHub.
You will find a very clever way to handle the license bla-bla
Rush to our FOSS Licenses page
Adaforge has now his own Twitter account !
@AdaForge2022 is labelled «AdaForge for Ada programmers»
and described as
« #Ada2022 Software & Tools for #AdaProgramming complex and reliable software »
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