by Stephen Hedrick – Sep 11, 2025. This blog explores how Rust enables computer vision on a Mars rover, overcoming hardware limits to deliver reliable obstacle detection and autonomous navigation.| The AdaCore Blog
by Romain Gora – Sep 01, 2025. Discover Ada through a fun, project-based tutorial! Learn the language’s clarity, safety, and modern features while building an SVG rosetta generator. A fresh, visual way to explore Ada 2022.| The AdaCore Blog
by Andrea Bristol – Aug 19, 2025. As the software landscape grows ever more complex and interconnected, the demand for resilient, high-assurance systems continues to rise, especially within critical national infrastructure and defense. At the recent DARPA Resilient Software Systems Colloquium, a…| The AdaCore Blog
by Andrea Bristol – Jul 29, 2025. Governments trust memory-safe languages like Ada and Rust — so do we. See why memory safety is essential for secure systems.| The AdaCore Blog
In the blog "Let's Write a Safety Monitor for a Mars Rover", I made a big assumption in the procedure that moves that Rover forward; here, I relax that assumption and thus end with a stronger proof of safety for the Rover.| The AdaCore Blog
We're happy to announce the fifth edition of our programming awards, The Ada/SPARK Crate of the Year Award! The Alire package manager is a game changer for Ada/SPARK, so we want to use this competition to reward the people contributing to the ecosystem.| The AdaCore Blog
by Fabien Chouteau – Jul 01, 2025. Originally, constraint solving in Libadalang was handled by several ad-hoc solvers built specifically for different parts of the type system. These implementations were tailored and somewhat fragile. A couple of years ago, a newer approach replaced these with a…| The AdaCore Blog
In this blog, we discover Fuzz Testing and how GNATFuzz can be used as part of AdaCore’s GNAT Dynamic Analysis Suite.| The AdaCore Blog
When analyzing a SPARK program with GNATprove, some verification conditions might remain unproven, whether because of a defect in the user’s code, contracts that are too weak, or sometimes because of a tool limitation. In this context, an effective way of helping developers is to provide them with counterexamples, subprogram input values that would lead to invalid executions (out-of-bounds access, division by zero, integer overflow, exceptions, etc.). The project I worked on during my inter...| The AdaCore Blog
by Stephen Hedrick – Jun 17, 2025. This blog showcases how Rust was used to implement the D*-Lite pathfinding algorithm for an autonomous Mars rover simulation. It highlights Rust’s strengths—such as memory safety, strong typing, and zero-cost abstractions—in building a responsive, efficient…| The AdaCore Blog
by Charis Fisher – Jun 12, 2025. AdaCore Senior Corporate Counsel, Sarah Wallace, explains why partnership and collaboration are integral to her role practicing in-house law in a technology company.| The AdaCore Blog
We have taken our Ada Mars Rover demo, featuring a physical robot driven by formally verified SPARK software, to the next level by introducing a simulator that allows you to experience the Rover's capabilities virtually. This simulation, implemented in Rust, accurately models the Rover's movement in an obstacle-filled environment, all while being controlled by the original SPARK code. This project exemplifies the synergy between Ada and Rust, demonstrating how these technologies can be effect...| The AdaCore Blog
by Andrea Bristol – May 13, 2025. AdaCore and Lynx Software Technologies have reaffirmed their longstanding technology partnership to support avionics and defense customers developing safety-critical applications with Ada. Both companies will showcase their software solutions at the Army Aviation…| The AdaCore Blog
by Andrea Bristol – May 09, 2025. This article unpacks what it means to be Secure by Design, outlining practical measures for integrating security into the software lifecycle. It highlights the critical role of formal methods, particularly the SPARK technology, in delivering on this vision.| The AdaCore Blog
What makes our software so vulnerable? The majority of today’s technical systems are largely composed of software. As such, the reliability and security of these systems depend heavily on the reliability and security of their software components. And this is precisely where a major problem lies: increasing connectivity and a large number of known vulnerabilities in commonly used software make our systems highly susceptible to attack.| The AdaCore Blog
by Quentin Ochem – Apr 18, 2025. Over the past few years, we've been progressively developing new GNAT extensions for the Ada programming language, which you can follow and contribute to on the github RFC page. While the implementation is ramping up, we can already share a few aspects of the…| The AdaCore Blog
Over the course of the last few years and as part of the 'Edge Avionics' project, funded by the Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO) of the UK Royal Air Force (UK RAF), AdaCore has been developing toolchain solutions for Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions (CHERI) microprocessor architectures. In addition, AdaCore evaluated security claims made by the CHERI community through the Digital Security by Design (DSbD) initiative. The goal was to inform Edge Avionics project partners about the...| The AdaCore Blog
by Andrea Bristol – Apr 02, 2025. The March edition of the TIOBE Index shows Ada in the top 20, hitting position 18. This shows a renewed interest in Ada, perhaps due to the increased interest in memory-safe languages and software safety and correctness in general.| The AdaCore Blog
The Ada Mars Rover shouldn’t crash into obstacles. See how we formalized this property, discovered an unstated assumption in our remote-control mode that could have led the Rover to crash, removed the assumption, and ultimately proved this property using SPARK. You’ll be surprised how little new code - including proof code - was needed!| The AdaCore Blog
by Pat Rogers – Mar 12, 2025. A new Learn course is now available, focusing on how to use the Ada language to express common idioms, both language-dependent and -independent.| The AdaCore Blog
by Charis Fisher – Mar 04, 2025. To celebrate Global Engineering Day, we’re looking at what it’s like to work as a truly global engineer, collaborating with international colleagues from all over the world to advance software development.| The AdaCore Blog
by Justin Squirek – Feb 23, 2025. Developing a game engine often requires a robust linear algebra library for tasks like physics, camera movement, and AI. While many languages already have mature options, Ada’s ecosystem lacks such solutions. To fill this gap, the I created Neo.SIMD as part of the…| The AdaCore Blog
by Ben Brosgol – Feb 18, 2025. The FACE® approach (Future Airborne Capability Environment®) is a joint government-industry initiative to reduce system life cycle costs for airborne software through the reuse of portable source code components. Sponsored by the US Department of Defense and currently…| The AdaCore Blog
The Neorv32 BIOS project demonstrates how Ada can serve as a powerful alternative to C in open-source embedded development. Using a fully open-source stack—including Neorv32 (a VHDL-based RISC-V softcore), the ULX3S FPGA board, and an open FPGA toolchain—this project showcases Ada’s suitability for system programming, from low-level hardware interactions to high-level software abstraction.| The AdaCore Blog
In 2024 we announced our fourth Ada/SPARK Crate Of The Year Awards. We see the Alire source package manager as a game changer for Ada/SPARK, so we want to use the Crate of the Year awards to honor the people contributing to the ecosystem. Today we are pleased to announce the results.| The AdaCore Blog
At the end of November, we called the Ada and SPARK programmers community to take on a challenge for a good cause. For each person completing one of the Advent of Code exercises using the Ada programming language, AdaCore would donate $10 to the Ada Developers Academy. And for those willing to go the extra mile, AdaCore would donate $20 if the solution is implemented in SPARK. We are now in January and it is time for the results!| The AdaCore Blog
2025 is a new year of growth for the GNAT Pro family to help people develop safe, secure, and efficient code on a large variety of software and hardware platforms. Check our live website documentation for more details about the GNAT Pro 25 release. If you are interested in what's next, the public roadmap for AdaCore products is available on our documentation platform.| The AdaCore Blog
Introducing the Ada language with a fun 3D rendering project| The AdaCore Blog
Paul Butcher, the Secure Avioincs by Design Project Manager for AdaCore, discusses the usage of CHERI in safety-critical software.| The AdaCore Blog
As AdaCore celebrates the start of a new year in business, we reflect on 2024, a year of development and future-proofing combined with consolidating our position as the trusted experts in high-integrity software tools.| The AdaCore Blog
Emma Adby discusses her career evolution at AdaCore - from intern in Paris to Global Head of Marketing and UK Managing Director.| The AdaCore Blog
We're thrilled to kick off the holiday season with the third edition of Advent of Ada, a programming challenge that not only tests your coding skills but also contributes to a meaningful cause. As many of you know, Advent of Code has become a beloved tradition since its inception in 2015. The concept is simple yet brilliant: from December 1st to 25th, every day a new small programming exercise is published on the adventofcode.com website. Participants get points for each completed exercise.| The AdaCore Blog
In the previous blog post of this series, we set up a GNAT Static Analysis Suite (GNAT SAS) analysis pipeline. This post focuses on the pipeline's maintainability, security, and user experience. In this post, we will describe solutions to these issues by detailing the pipeline design and how to automate its update, and integrating a script to ease conducting and pushing reviews. Finally we’ll review using GitLab native analysis tooling to improve the user experience and gain a branch-aware ...| The AdaCore Blog
Some time ago we announced updates to the learn website. Since then, we've published new contents to the Advanced Journey with Ada course, which we discuss today.| The AdaCore Blog
As part of our 30 years of AdaCore celebrations, we spoke to some of our founders to discover the stories that built what we are so proud of today. Ed Schonberg and Richard Kenner share some memories.| The AdaCore Blog
At AdaCore, we’re in the business of supporting people who develop high-integrity software, in particular for embedded systems. In terms of programming languages, this means supporting the most commonly found candidates, which in 2024 include C/C++, Ada/SPARK, and Rust. If you’ve already made your decision, we will support you. However, in a number of situations, people ask us: “What should we do? What’s the best out there?”. While it’s difficult to give a one-size-fits-all answer...| The AdaCore Blog
Learn more about Silvère To-Sah-Be-Nza's journey from Engineering graduate to working with software engineering customers in the field| The AdaCore Blog
As part of the AdaCore GNAT Academic Program, Capstones offers senior higher education students the opportunity to take on challenging and exciting engineering projects within a high-integrity technology and culture framework. As we begin a new academic year, with everyone back and ready to face new challenges, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the high-quality projects completed over the past year.| The AdaCore Blog
GNAT Pro Assurance customers have access to a special variant of GNATcheck called GNATkp (GNAT Known Problems detector). This tool is packaged with rules designed to detect Ada constructs affected by known problems in compiler releases.| The AdaCore Blog
In April 2024 a streamer named Tsoding developed a video game from start to finish in Ada in 20 days. He seemed to have enjoyed the experience, to the point where he says that Ada will be the next trendy programming language for game development. Ignoring the potential irony in the streamer’s comment, I thought let’s give Ada gamedev a little push in that direction.| The AdaCore Blog
I recently watched the talks from the 28th Ada-Europe International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies (AEiC 2024), which was held in Barcelona last June. One talk that stood out was "HiRTOS: a Multicore RTOS Written in SPARK Ada" by J. German Rivera. In his presentation, he mentioned running HiRTOS on Renode, an open-source simulation and virtual development framework for complex embedded systems (https://github.com/renode/renode).| The AdaCore Blog
On June 25th, I attended the Rust Paris 2024 conference. Among around one hundred Rust enthusiasts and a program filled with captivating subjects and contributors, I presented (together with Thales) our vision for establishing a Rust ecosystem for certifiable embedded critical systems.| The AdaCore Blog
In this article, Fabien Chouteau explains the importance of secure software in the emerging telecommunications industry.| The AdaCore Blog
In the past few years, attacks compromising software supply chains (MITRE ATT&CK T1195) have become more prominent, with cases such as NotPeya, Target data breach, Solarwinds, … The impact of the SolarWinds attack in 2020 in the United States led to Executive Order 14028, which strongly focuses on improving the security and integrity of software supply chains. Since then, various initiatives have been started, either by governments or organizations, such as SSDF (“Secure Software Developm...| The AdaCore Blog
AdaCore is excited to announce its participation in the SCHEME (Safety-Critical Harsh Environment Micro-processing Evolution) research project. Within SCHEME, Rolls-Royce has assembled a world-class consortium of UK industry and academia to deliver the next generation of high-integrity processing platforms for use in aerospace and other harsh environments.| The AdaCore Blog
Join us in Paris on Thursday, September 26th, to learn about the latest advancements in high-integrity software from our AdaCore experts.| The AdaCore Blog
Today we’re showcasing Ashley Gay’s career and how her skills and accomplishments have evolved from an early interest in video games to cross operating systems expertise within the domain of high-integrity software.| The AdaCore Blog
We're happy to announce the fourth edition of our programming awards, The Ada/SPARK Crate of the Year Award! The Alire package manager is a game changer for Ada/SPARK, so we want to use this competition to reward the people contributing to the ecosystem.| The AdaCore Blog
At this year's CYBERUK, AdaCore had the privilege of being part of the UKRI Digital Security by Design (DSbD) stand, demonstrating its part of Secure Avionics by Design (SAbD): CHERI Software Architecture on the Arm Prototype Morello Board. The event allowed us to display our software-oriented demonstration to a global government and industry leaders audience.| The AdaCore Blog
When Latitude began creating their small satellite launcher, Zephyr, they recognized the importance of selecting the correct programming language and development tools to support their efforts. They chose to work with high-integrity software experts AdaCore. Latitude, which closed a Series B funding round in January 2024, is currently preparing for Zephyr's first flight, which will occur in late 2025. In this article, Jose Ruiz, a Product Manager at AdaCore, explores two essential factors to ...| The AdaCore Blog
Many of our customers ask if we have a "Coding Standard" that we can provide for writing code in Ada or SPARK. The answer has typically been: "We provide GNATcheck, which you can use to create your own." While this provides a lot of flexibility and control to the end user, sometimes a developer just wants to get things up and running as quickly as possible, and a generic coding standard is all that's needed. That's why AdaCore decided to help by creating a baseline coding standard that you ca...| The AdaCore Blog
Nicolas Setton, our Head of User Experience, has experienced working in multiple different AdaCore offices over his 20+ year engineering career. Find out more about Nicolas’ career at AdaCore and what it’s like to work across two different continents.| The AdaCore Blog
The software review is an essential part of the evidence required for certification according to DO-178C. In this blog post we reflect on the objectives and challenges regarding DO-178C compliance.| The AdaCore Blog
A few days ago, someone posted a request for the Abacus Commodore 64 Ada compiler on the reddit Ada channel. After a quick look at the manual I decided to give it a try using a C64 emulator. How hard can it be?| The AdaCore Blog
Like any other company, AdaCore contributes to climate change through its activities. We recognize that it is our responsibility to reduce this negative impact, and we've been on a path to make measurable concrete progress in the reduction of our GHG emissions since 2019. In this post, we are describing our current progress and plans forward.| The AdaCore Blog
Every 8th March, International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world - it’s a great opportunity to highlight women’s talents, their achievements, and what makes them great at what they do. This year’s theme is #InspireInclusion. At AdaCore, this got us thinking about what our team values the most and how we strive to create a sense of belonging and community, no matter who our people are, their level of seniority, or where they’re based. Viviane Garese and Sofia Casale reveal m...| The AdaCore Blog
The focus on enhancing cybersecurity through various technological approaches and methodologies, as detailed in the White House Office of the National Cyber Director’s (ONCD) document titled “Back to the Building Blocks: A Path Toward Secure and Measurable Software" underscores a pivotal shift in how organizations, especially those at the helm of technological innovation, must adapt and respond to the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats. This document provides an overview of some str...| The AdaCore Blog
I am delighted to announce that the Communications of the ACM has published a paper on SPARK: “Co-Developing Programs and Their Proof of Correctness”. The paper provides a comprehensive and up-to-date presentation of SPARK; as such, it’s a great reference to share with anyone - in industry, academia, or anywhere in between - who might like to know more about SPARK.| The AdaCore Blog
Efficient embedded development in Ada relies on powerful tools. Real-time logging plays a pivotal role, enabling live monitoring and analysis. Unlike traditional methods, SEGGER's Real-Time Transfer (RTT) method offers hardware-independent real-time logging with low latency. This article explores RTT's simplicity: storing protocol data in a ring buffer on the target device, read by the debugger without halting program execution. The provided Ada code showcases RTT's implementation, from buffe...| The AdaCore Blog
While foundational to the internet, the traditional DNS system has its vulnerabilities. Threats such as DNS spoofing and cache poisoning pose significant risks to the integrity and authenticity of DNS data. DNSSEC is designed to address this risk.| The AdaCore Blog
You may have noticed that over the past two years, we have made significant updates to our CodePeer product - the most visible change being the renaming of the product itself, now branded as “GNAT Static Analysis Suite”. For those who are already using the product and are looking to use the new version, it may be a good time to step back and share our vision, at AdaCore, for static analysis.| The AdaCore Blog
In 2023 we announced the third edition of the Ada/SPARK Crate Of The Year Awards. We see the Alire source package manager as a game changer for Ada/SPARK, so we want to use the Crate of the Year awards to honor the people contributing to the ecosystem. This edition was different from the previous ones: we decided to depart from a submissions-based approach and instead consider all crates available in the Alire ecosystem. Today we are pleased to announce the results.| The AdaCore Blog
Informally, memory safety in a program means that each data access is well behaved; i.e., is consistent with the item’s data type, does not impinge on any storage locations beyond the data value’s boundaries, and, if the program is multithreaded, does not produce an inconsistent or corrupted value. Memory safety violations result in undefined behavior, which is a Bad Thing: instances like the notorious “buffer overrun” can turn an otherwise safe and secure program into a ticking virtu...| The AdaCore Blog
At the end of November we called the Ada and SPARK programmers community to take on a challenge for a good cause. For each person completing one of the Advent of Code exercises using the Ada programming language, AdaCore would donate $10 to the Ada Developers Academy. And for those willing to go an extra mile, AdaCore would donate $20 if the solution is implemented in SPARK. We are now in January and it is time for the results!| The AdaCore Blog
We're thrilled to kick off the holiday season with the second edition of Advent of Ada, a programming challenge that not only tests your coding skills but also contributes to a meaningful cause. As many of you know, Advent of Code has become a beloved tradition since its inception in 2015. The concept is simple yet brilliant: from December 1st to 25th, every day a new small programming exercise is published on the adventofcode.com website. Participants get points for each completed exercise.| The AdaCore Blog
This is the first part of a series in which we’ll implement a GNAT SAS analysis pipeline for Ada code on GitLab by making use of GNAT SAS 24 new features. We are focusing on getting a pipeline that "Just Works(tm)", leaving more advanced issues such as scalability, improvement of user experience, or maintainability for later.| The AdaCore Blog
This blog post describes how Ada and SPARK provide memory safety through a combination of language features, run-time checks, and static and dynamic analysis tools.| The AdaCore Blog
This blog post explains the concept of memory safety and the most common memory errors. Then, it introduces three memory-safe languages that have built-in countermeasures against memory errors.| The AdaCore Blog
Today, we at wolfSSL (https://www.wolfssl.com/) are happy to announce the availability of an Ada/SPARK binding that enables Ada applications to use post-quantum TLS 1.3 encryption through the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library. The wolfSSL library is thread safe by design. Multiple threads can enter the library simultaneously without creating conflicts because wolfSSL avoids global data, static data, and the sharing of objects. When objects are used in the API the wolfSSL library provides opaqu...| The AdaCore Blog
Today I want to go over some internal mechanisms of a Photoshop-like application to better illustrate an up-and-coming tech, GNAT for CUDA®, developed at AdaCore.| The AdaCore Blog
We are happy to announce the availability of GNAT Pro for C++, a versatile development environment for bare-metal targets capable of supporting different subsets of the C++ language. It constitutes the best choice for safety-critical bare-metal systems that want to reduce complexity, memory footprint and execution-time overhead, paving the way to software certification. GNAT Pro for C++ targets popular hardware in the avionics, defense, railway, and space domains: PowerPC (32 bits), x86 (64 b...| The AdaCore Blog
We're happy to announce the third edition of our programming awards, The Ada/SPARK Crate of the Year Award! This time with a different approach as you will see below. We believe the Alire package manager is a game changer for Ada/SPARK, so we want to use this competition to reward the people contributing to the ecosystem.| The AdaCore Blog
This blog entry shows how to define protected types that extend the language-defined priority inheritance for protected actions to the statements outside those protected actions. We create a mutex type for illustration.| The AdaCore Blog
WebAssembly (Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine, which was designed as a portable compilation target for programming languages. Wasm can be executed in browsers, native runtimes and embedded contexts. The goal of my six-month internship at AdaCore was to draft a design for a toolchain that would support an Ada/SPARK workflow to WebAssembly. In this blog post the drafted design is introduced and discussed.| The AdaCore Blog
AdaCore has two announcements about Rust that we’d like to share with you!| The AdaCore Blog
When teaching SPARK to my students, I generally explain the central position of contracts in formal verification in the following way: Contracts of subprograms summarize their behavior - preconditions constrain their inputs, while postconditions describe their effects. It is an easy way to see contracts, However, not returning normally, for example looping forever or raising exceptions, is definitely a significant effect of a subprogram. Modeling that effect would be beneficial because if it ...| The AdaCore Blog
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our highly anticipated course, "Advanced Journey with Ada: A Flight in Progress," which explores the advanced concepts of Ada programming. This course serves as a seamless continuation of our esteemed "Introduction to Ada" course.| The AdaCore Blog
Back in February 2023, my friend David and I embarked on an exciting journey for a worthy cause. We finally got our old Renault 4l fully restored by ourselves and heard the engine revving for the first time one week before the departure.| The AdaCore Blog
Ever wanted to understand why program proof is not as easy as telling ChatGPT "can you prove that program <code>stuff</code> is correct for me?" A new book from top-notch programmer and program proof expert Rustan Leino answers all your questions. Or at least a good batch.| The AdaCore Blog
SPARK already allows you to specify functional contracts by cases, and soon it will allow you to specify cases that lead to an exception. But what about all the other cases? Should we put all our eggs in the same case? Discover what's cooking up for you on the side of language evolution.| The AdaCore Blog
This week we announced a new tool called RecordFlux. The goal of RecordFlux is to address one of the most critical parts of the software stack in terms of security, binary protocol parsers/serializers. From a protocol specification written in the RecordFlux Domain Specific Language (DSL), the tool can generate provable SPARK code. This means memory safety (no buffer overruns), absence of integer overflow errors, and even proof of functional properties. In this blog post I will try to explain ...| The AdaCore Blog
GNAT Pro 21.6 for LYNX MOSA.ic for Avionics (MfA)| The AdaCore Blog
This blog describes the concept and benefits of differential fuzz testing. In addition, the post describes setting up, executing and analyzing the results of a differential fuzzing campaign for the Libkeccak and XKCP cryptographic libraries.| The AdaCore Blog
Last year we announced our strategic partnership with Ferrous Systems, a technology company specializing in the Rust programming language. Today we are announcing a new step in our involvement with the Rust ecosystem and community| The AdaCore Blog
AdaCore at FOSDEM 2023| The AdaCore Blog
Ada/SPARK Crate Of The Year 2022 Winners Announced!| The AdaCore Blog
At the end of November we called the Ada and SPARK programmers community to take on a challenge for a good cause. We are now in January and it is time for the results!| The AdaCore Blog
From time to time we see, here and there, discussions in the Ada community about the design and adoption of a common logo to represent the language. Today we want to bring our contribution to this discussion by offering a logo to the Ada community.| The AdaCore Blog
A few months ago I was reading this article about coroutines in game development and how they are great tools for writing scripts (as in movie scripts) in the same language as the game engine. Until then I heard about coroutines but never really gave them a thought, this piqued my curiosity.| The AdaCore Blog
New Learn Course: Introduction To Embedded Systems Programming| The AdaCore Blog
by Fabien Chouteau – Jan 17, 2024. In a significant stride towards bolstering the security of the open-source ecosystem, AdaCore has recently contributed a set of security hardening features to the GCC project (GNU Compiler Collection). These features, designed to fortify the software produced by…| The AdaCore Blog
by Gustavo A. Hoffmann – Jan 12, 2024. Some time ago, we announced some updates to the learn website. In the meantime, we published the Introduction To Embedded Systems Programming course and the initial parts of the Advanced Journey with Ada course. Today, we'd like to announce some updates that…| The AdaCore Blog
by Nicolas Roche – Oct 12, 2023. Back in the 90s when AdaCore was founded, the state of IT security was very different. A unique Unix login and password were enough to connect to a shared server and run business applications. Most of the protocols used were still unencrypted, and the most elaborate…| The AdaCore Blog
by Elsa Ferrara – Sep 29, 2023. Tetris was the first computer game played in space but let's review our ambitions for the time and try to implement it on a Raspberry Pico first. This idea appeared during my internship at AdaCore. The main purpose of my internship was to explore the possibilities…| The AdaCore Blog
by Elsa Ferrara – Sep 27, 2023. Programming device drivers requires certain practices or operations. These include, for example, the multitude of volatile variables in the code. On the other hand, SPARK imposes a number of restrictions on programs and also limits the use of certain practices…| The AdaCore Blog
by Jose Ruiz – Jun 28, 2023. Every year the GNAT Pro product family acquires new members and capabilities, to help our customers develop safer, more secure and more efficient code on newer hardware and software platforms. Moving forward, our goal is to offer a clear view on the future development…| The AdaCore Blog
by Vadim Godunko – Jul 06, 2023. The VSS (as an abbreviation for Virtual String Subsystem) library is designed to provide advanced string and text processing capabilities. It offers a convenient and robust API that allows developers to work with Unicode text, regardless of its…| The AdaCore Blog
by Fabien Chouteau – May 09, 2023. In a previous post we presented the RecordFlux specification language and toolset, illustrating how to design and generate formally proven binary protocol parsers and serializers. In this follow-up we will look at the protocol session part of RecordFlux.| The AdaCore Blog
by Nicolas Setton – Apr 24, 2023. How we're using Libadalang to create an automated Ada code reducer.| The AdaCore Blog
by Johannes Kliemann – Apr 28, 2023. While implementing application logic in Ada or SPARK is an improvement over a pure C project, its weakest link is still the C code in the SDK. On the other hand, there are many libraries, board support packages, and SDKs written in Rust, easily usable with…| The AdaCore Blog
