Ada Usedto Develop Visualand SensorDisplays 'lhe LenguageFm a CemplexWeald Creation of a data base library and production capability which will address the Services' need for high resolution terrain and culture data to support realistic mission training. The Ada Application Project 2851 is a major Ada software development effort. At the end of 1993, over 1,100,000 lines of source code, of which 1,040,000 lines are Ada, had been written for the program. T h e program was developed in accordance with M I L - S T D - 2 1 6 7 . Because the client specified the use o f Ada to keep the system from being platformdependent, no customer resistance needed to be overcome. The large system was to be incrementally developed and consisted of the following major elements: I' T h e Standard Simulator Data Base (SSDB), a large highly structured database of cartographic and raster data, supported by c o m m o n database access routines. M a n y stand-alone main subprograms that performed standard functions on the database. A system executive which controlled the scheduling and execution o f these standalone programs. Several large system or subsystem c o m m
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Ada used to develop visual and sensor displays
Botting, Paul; Clayton, Eugene
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, Volume XV (4)
Association for Computing Machinery – Jul 1, 1995
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