ADA Programming Guide/ADA Programming Guide.iso/ada_lrm/toc.doc

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                           16. Table of Contents



1 Introduction

1.1    Scope of the Standard
1.1.1  Extent of the Standard
1.1.2  Conformity of an Implementation with the Standard
1.1.3  Method of Description
1.2    Structure of the Standard
1.3    Design Goals and Sources
1.4    Language Summary
1.5    Syntax Notation
1.6    Classification of Errors


2 Lexical Elements

2.1    Character Set
2.2    Lexical Elements, Separators and Delimiters
2.3    Identifiers
2.4    Numeric Literals
2.4.1  Decimal Literals
2.4.2  Based Literals
2.5    Character Literals
2.6    String Literals
2.7    Comments
2.8    Pragmas
2.9    Reserved Words
2.10   Allowed Replacements of Characters


3 Declarations and Types

3.1    Declarations
3.2    Objects and Named Numbers
3.2.1  Object Declarations
3.2.2  Number Declarations
3.3    Types and Subtypes
3.3.1  Type Declarations
3.3.2  Subtype Declarations
3.3.3  Classification of Operations
3.4    Derived Types
3.5    Scalar Types
3.5.1  Enumeration Types
3.5.2  Character Types
3.5.3  Boolean Types
3.5.4  Integer Types
3.5.5  Operations of Discrete Types
3.5.6  Real Types
3.5.7  Floating Point Types
3.5.8  Operations of Floating Point Types
3.5.9  Fixed Point Types
3.5.10 Operations of fixed point types
3.6    Array Types
3.6.1  Index Constraints and Discrete Ranges
3.6.2  Operations of Array Types
3.6.3  The Type String
3.7    Record Types
3.7.1  Discriminants
3.7.2  Discriminant Constraints
3.7.3  Variant Parts
3.7.4  Operations of Record Types
3.8    Access Types
3.8.1  Incomplete Type Declarations
3.8.2  Operations of Access Types
3.9    Declarative Parts


4 Names and Expressions

4.1    Names
4.1.1  Indexed Components
4.1.2  Slices
4.1.3  Selected Components
4.1.4  Attributes
4.2    Literals
4.3    Aggregates
4.3.1  Record Aggregates
4.3.2  Array Aggregates
4.4    Expressions
4.5    Operators and Expression Evaluation
4.5.1  Logical Operators and Short Circuit Control Forms
4.5.2  Relational Operators and Membership Tests
4.5.3  Adding Operators
4.5.4  Unary Operators
4.5.5  Multiplying Operators
4.5.6  Exponentiating Operator
4.5.7  Accuracy of Operations with Real Operands
4.6    Type Conversions
4.7    Qualified Expressions
4.8    Allocators
4.9    Static Expressions  and Static Subtypes
4.10   Universal Expression


5 Statements

5.1    Simple and Compound Statements - Sequences of Statements
5.2    Assignment Statement
5.2.1  Array Assignments
5.3    If Statements
5.4    Case Statements
5.5    Loop Statements
5.6    Block Statements
5.7    Exit Statements
5.8    Return Statements
5.9    Goto Statements


6 Subprograms

6.1    Subprogram Declarations
6.2    Formal Parameter Modes
6.3    Subprogram Bodies
6.3.1  Conformance Rules
6.3.2  Inline Expansion of Subprograms
6.4    Subprogram Calls
6.4.1  Parameter Associations
6.4.2  Default Parameters
6.5    Function Subprograms
6.6    Parameter and Result Type Profile - Overloading of Subprograms
6.7    Overloading of Operators


7 Packages

7.1    Package Structure
7.2    Package Specifications and Declarations
7.3    Package Bodies
7.4    Private Type and Deferred Constant Declarations
7.4.1  Private Types
7.4.2  Operations of a Private Type
7.4.3  Deferred Constants
7.4.4  Limited Types
7.5    Example of a Table Management Package
7.6    Example of a Text Handling Package


8 Visibility Rules

8.1    Declarative Region
8.2    Scope of Declarations
8.3    Visibility
8.4    Use Clauses
8.5    Renaming Declarations
8.6    The Package Standard
8.7    The Context of Overload Resolution


9      Tasks

9.1    Task Specifications and Task Bodies
9.2    Task Types and Task Objects
9.3    Task Execution - Task Activation
9.4     Task Dependence - Termination of Tasks
9.5     Entries, Entry Calls and Accept Statements
9.6     Delay Statements, Duration and Time
9.7     Select Statements
9.7.1   Selective Waits
9.7.2   Conditional Entry Calls
9.7.3   Timed Entry Calls
9.8     Priorities
9.9     Task and Entry Attributes
9.10    Abort Statements
9.11    Shared Variables
9.12    Example of Tasking


10 Program Structure and Compilation Issues

10.1    Compilation Units - Library Units
10.1.1  Context Clauses - With Clauses
10.1.2  Examples of Compilation Units
10.2    Subunits of Compilation Units
10.2.1  Examples of Subunits
10.3    Order of Compilation
10.4    The Program Library
10.5    Elaboration of Library Units
10.6    Program Optimization


11 Exceptions

11.1     Exception Declarations
11.2    Exception Handlers
11.3    Raise Statements
11.4    Exception Handling
11.4.1  Exceptions Raised During the Execution of Statements
11.4.2  Exceptions Raised During the Elaboration of Declarations
11.5    Exceptions Raised During Task Communication
11.6    Exceptions and Optimization
11.7    Suppressing Checks


12 Generic Units

12.1    Generic Declarations
12.1.1  Generic Formal Objects
12.1.2  Generic Formal Types
12.1.3  Generic Formal Subprograms
12.2    Generic Bodies
12.3    Generic Instantiation
12.3.1  Matching Rules for Formal Objects
12.3.2  Matching Rules for Formal Private Types
12.3.3  Matching Rules for Formal Scalar Types
12.3.4  Matching Rules for Formal Array Types
12.3.5  Matching Rules for Formal Access Types
12.3.6  Matching Rules for Formal Subprograms
12.4    Example of a Generic Package


13 Representation Clauses and Implementation Dependent Features

13.1    Representation Clauses
13.2    Length Clause
13.3    Enumeration Representation Clauses
13.4    Record Representation Clauses
13.5    Address Clauses
13.5.1  Interrupts
13.6    Change of Representation
13.7    The Package System
13.7.1  System Dependent Named Numbers
13.7.2  Representation Attributes
13.7.3  Representation Attributes of Real Types
13.8    Machine Code Insertions
13.9    Interface to other Languages
13.10   Unchecked Programming
13.10.1 Unchecked Storage Deallocation
13.10.2 Unchecked Type Conversions


14 Input-Output

14.1    External Files and File Objects
14.2    Sequential and Direct Files
14.2.1  File Management
14.2.2  Sequential Input-Output
14.2.3  Specification of the Package Sequential_IO
14.2.4  Direct Input-Output
14.2.5  Specification of the Package Direct_IO
14.3    Text Input-Output
14.3.1  File Management
14.3.2  Default Input and Output Files
14.3.3  Specification of Line and Page Lengths
14.3.4  Operations on Columns, Lines and Pages
14.3.5  GET and PUT Procedures
14.3.6  Input-output of Characters and Strings
14.3.7  Input-Output for Integer Types
14.3.8  Input-Output for Real Types
14.3.9  Input-Output for Enumeration Types
14.3.10 Specification of the Package TEXT_IO
14.4    Exceptions in Input-Output
14.5    Specification of the Package IO_EXCEPTIONS
14.6    Low Level Input-Output
14.7    Example of Input-Output


Annexes

A Predefined Language Attributes

B Predefined Language Pragmas

C Predefined Language Environment


Appendices

D Glossary

E Syntax Summary

F Implementation Dependent Characteristics


Index


Postscript: Submission of Comments