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QOI, the Quite OK Image Format, added to GID, the Generic Image Decoder


QOI (the «Quite OK Image Format» ) has been added to the add it to GID, the «Generic Image Decoder»

GID is free, open-source, available on SourceForge and GitHub.
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UXStrings v2022-02-26

The objective of UXStrings is Unicode and dynamic length support for
strings in Ada.

Changes from last publication:
  • Ada.Strings.UTF_Encoding.Conversions fix is no longer needed with GNAT CE 2021
  • A few fix

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GCC 12.0.1 build on Mac OS-X 10.11 El Capitan, compatible SPARK2014


GNAT (FSF) ~ GCC 12.0.1 of 20220128 (only Ada, C, C++, built on Mac OS-X El Capitan, runs up to macOS 12 Monterey).

Compilers included: Ada, C, C++.

Available on Simon’s GitHub



SPARK2014 built against it (provers CVC4, Z3, Alt-Ergo; CVC4 requires Sierra and upwards).
Available on Simon’s GitHub.
Needs GCC 12.0.1 installed.
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Twitter account

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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Ground-up update of AdaForge.org

I’ve the pleasure to announce a ground-up update of AdaForge.org

The purpose of this site is to bring to the Ada developer a catalog of (almost) all Ada open source code and tools existing in different public repositories.

==> This catalog is structured according to a software developer perspective (taxonomy).


Note : AdaForge.org references 100% of the ALIRE ‘crates’ packaging repo.
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GDPR compliant