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Ada runtime support environments to better support real-time systems
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Ted BakerAuthors Info & Claims
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{1} T. P. Baker, "An improved Ada runtime system interface", TR 86-07-05, University of Washington Computer Science Department, Seattle (1986).
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{2} "Catalog of interface features and options for the Ada run time environment", ACM SIGAda Run Time Environment Working Group.
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{3} T. P. Baker, "An Ada runtime system interface", Proceedings of the IEEE Second International Conference on Ada Applications and Environments (April 1986) 99-110.
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{4} T. P. Baker, "A Corset for Ada", TR-86-09-06, University of Washington Computer Science Department, Seattle (1986).
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{5} T. P. Baker and K. Jeffay, "A Lace for Ada's Corset", TR-86-09-05, University of Washington Computer Science Department, Seattle (1986).
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