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Ada news digest April 2022
Ada Quality and Style update
The book Ada Quality and Style made a big impression on me when I started learning Ada. It made me look at the language in a different way and highlighted its strengths. Ever since, I've recommended it to anyone learning the language. To make the book more visible, I copied it from the Wiki-book to our new beautiful website ada-lang.io. However, it turned out that the 5th chapter on the Wikibook was not fully uploaded. I had to spend some time append the missing part of the chapter. The changes have not yet been approved on the Wikibook, but the full version is already available on ada-lang.io. Additionally, I made a more detailed breakdown of the chapters to make reading more convenient.
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Machine learning in Ada (an ONNX runtime binding).
Ada news March 2023
ML inference in Ada (using ONNX Runtime C library binding)
Enabling code navigation on GitLab
New release of vscode extension For Ada 23.0.15
VS Code Extension for Ada 23.0.15
In this release we improved Alire integration. Now you don't need the compiler to be in the PATH
(only alr
) when you are working with a crate, because Alire will configure it for you. Suppose you setup a crate for Rasperry Pico, if you open it in VS Code, then navigation should work out of the box. Also any Alire configuration is skipped altogether if the VSCode was launched with alr edit
or alr exec
.
We also change auto-detected tasks, so they are use alr exec --
prefix to run gprbuild
, gprclean
, gnatprove
in the correct environment. You can also pass extra option using args
property in the tasks.json
file.
Renaming tool leaves found renaming problems in the diagnostics, so you can examine them in the "Problems view".
You can install newer version from the marketplace, OpenVSX or download it from GitHub release.
Happy codding!
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Ada News Digest, February 2023
New release of vscode extension For Ada 23.0.14
VS Code Extension for Ada 23.0.14
In this release:
Draft support for Alire crates
If there are alr
, gprbuild
and GNAT compiler in the PATH
, then alire.toml
in the root of workspace folder, then the extension will use Alire to configure the Ada Language Server, so navigation, tooltips, code refactoring should work out of the box without any manual configuration of the project file and scenario variables. The Ada: Reload project
command calls Alire again to update setting after possible changes in crates.
But tasks like "ada: Build current project", "ada: Check current file", etc. don't take alire into account for now. To be fixed... It's possible to create a new shell task to launch alr build
or alr exec gprbuild
instead.
New refactoring tool Replace Type
Replaces a type in the intire project by another type provided by the user.
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New refactoring tool Sort Dependencies
Sorts all with and use clauses and their associated pragmas.
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See the complete list of available refactoring tools.
Don't hesitate to report any issues on GitHub.
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Ada News Digest, January 2023
Port of Alire 1.2.1, GNAT 12.2 for Linux Aarch64
Ada News Digest, December 2022
Ada Kernel for Jupyter Notebook and VS Code
I released the Jupyter Notebook Ada Kernel as a static linked Linux x86_64 executable and published a simple VS Code extension to simplify its installation. VS Code has a native support of Jupyter Notebooks, so everything should work smoothly.
(Jupyter Notebooks are documents of Markdown and code cells. Code cells could be executed and provide result into the document. Good for experiments and teaching.)
The extension is available on the marketplace.
PS Happy New Year
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AdaWebPack 22.1 release
We have released AdaWebPack 22.1.0.
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AdaWebPack includes GNAT-LLVM compiler for WebAssembly target, customized GNAT Run Time Library and some bindings for Web API.
The release includes binaries for Linux (both Ubuntu 18.04+ with LLVM 14 as a dependency and Fedora 36 RPM) and Linux (MSYS2 package with LLVM 14 dependency, you still can download LLVM 14 from MSYS2 repository even that MSYS2 provides LLVM15 already).
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Happy hacking!
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How-To: Using UTF-8 encoding in GNAT
New features for string literals and comments in GNAT Studio
Xcode 14 breaks exception handling
Simon Wright on gitter:
If youβre running on macOS, donβt let the machine upgrade to Xcode/Command Line Tools version 14! -- breaks exception handling. If itβs too late, you can get the previous version from here - free Apple developer account required.
GitHub action announcement:
Default Xcode on macOS 12 Monterey will be set to Xcode 14.0.1 on September, 26
What can we do?
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