Re: Preferred OS, processor family for running embedded Ada?

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:34:09 +0100, Jean-Pierre Rosen wrote:

Dr. Adrian Wrigley a écrit :
[Ada and VHDL]
Perhaps a common denominator language can be devised
Have you looked at AADL?

I hadn't seen this. Interesting.

It looks quite similar in some respects to what I was thinking of.
Particularly the emphasis on multiple representations of the
underlying program (graphical, XML, plain text etc).

It looks like it draws together aspects of VHDL and Ada without
really being based on either. Is it going to be the next Big Thing?
--
Adrian

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