The problem with π (iv) – Fortran to Ada

18 January 2023 at 16:03

The Fortran program can also be translated to Ada. Below is the Ada program. It contains some code to output the resulting value of pi to the text file piCalc1000ADA.txt. In this code a is a “dynamic” array of integers, which is allocated using a declare block. In reality a is just of type pia, declared at a later point in the program.

with ada.Text_IO; use Ada.Text_IO;
with ada.Integer_Text_IO; use Ada.Integer_Text_IO;
with ada.strings.unbounded; use ada.strings.unbounded;
with ada.strings.unbounded.Text_IO; use ada.strings.unbounded.Text_IO;

procedure piSpigotDYN is

    n, len : integer;
    q, x, nines, predigit : integer;
    type pia is array(integer range <>) of integer;
    infp : file_type;

begin
    create(infp,out_file,"piCalc1000ADA.txt");
    n := 1000;
    len := 10 * n / 3;

    declare
       a : pia(1..len);
    begin

    a := (1..len => 2);
    nines := 0;
    predigit := 0;

    for j in 1..n loop
       q := 0;
       for i in reverse 1..len loop
          x := 10 * a(i) + q * i;
          a(i) := x mod (2*i-1);
          q := x / (2*i-1);
       end loop;
       a(1) := q mod 10;
       q := q / 10;
       if q = 9 then
          nines := nines + 1;
       elsif q = 10 then
          put(infp,predigit+1,width=>1);
          for k in 1..nines loop
             put(infp,0,width=>1);
          end loop;
          predigit := 0;
          nines := 0;
       else
          put(infp,predigit,width=>1);
          predigit := q;
          if nines /= 0 then
             for k in 1..nines loop
                put(infp,9,width=>1);
                nines := 0;
             end loop;
          end if;
       end if;
    end loop;
    put(infp,predigit,width=>1);

    close(infp);
    end;
end piSpigotDYN;

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