Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Aonix | Subject: ObjectAda 8.2
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 14 September 2005
Ada development environment
runs on Linux
A new version of the ObjectAda development environment targets Linux as the first supported operating system
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Aonix has released a new version of the ObjectAda development environment, targeting Linux as the first supported operating system. In addition to supporting an Eclipse-based development environment targeting mission-critical software solutions, ObjectAda 8.2 integrates a number of product enhancements.
With a newly developed capability to attach the symbolic debugger to a running ada application, ObjectAda has become especially useful for situations in which programming errors do not surface until after the test and debug phase of development has been completed.
ObjectAda 8.2 is the first ObjectAda release where developers can choose between the traditional Aonix IDE for development and the new AonixADT Eclipse plug-in.
AonixADT incorporates Ada-project awareness, an Ada-language sensitive editor, Ada-language compile and build capabilities, and a complete Ada debugger interface, enabling Ada developers to enjoy state-of-the-art interface capabilities geared to maximise developer ease and efficiency.
By delivering the powerful combination of Eclipse and best-of-class Ada technology, Aonix provides a modern and robust development environment that increases developer productivity.
Since AonixADT is based on Eclipse, this same integrated development environment also supports development with the Java, C, and C++ languages.
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'Aonix has a long-standing reputation of supplying high-quality development tools based on industry accepted standards', said Jacques Brygier, VP Marketing of Aonix.
'Increasingly, our Ada development customers require large-team access to broad ranges of integrated development tool technologies'.
'By basing AonixADT on the popular open-source Eclipse development environment, Aonix maximises the ease with which the various best-of-breed technologies can be integrated'.
ObjectAda for Linux comes with both a graphical and command-line interface, integrated language-sensitive editor, lightweight source-based library model, and industry leading compilation speed.
The ObjectAda for Linux compilation system is composed of the editor, source-code browser, compiler, debugger and full library manager.
In addition to the basic compiler development package, the ObjectAda Project Pack contains the Ada-Assured advanced editor that provides additional language-sensitive features and style-guideline conformance checking.
ObjectAda Project Pack also contains the AdaNav toolset, which provides complete system HTML source-navigation capabilities as well as call- and unit-tree graphical reporting and automatic data dictionary generation.
To improve program performance, the AdaNav profiler provides run-time performance reporting to identify application hot spots.
The ObjectAda 8.2 family has many other products currently in development.
Scheduled for release over the next several months are ObjectAda for Windows, ObjectAda Windows for Intelx86/ETS, ObjectAda Linux for PPC/LynxOS, ObjectAda Solaris for PPC/LynxOS, ObjectAda Windows for PPC/Raven, ObjectAda Solaris for PPC/Raven and ObjectAda Windows for PPC/VxWorks.
ObjectAda for Linux is available immediately for Red Hat Enterprise Version 4 and Fedora Core Version 4 and starts at $5000.
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