6 entries tagged with #Programming
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.
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 GNAT-LLVM project provides an opportunity to port Ada to new platforms, one of which is WebAssembly. We conducted an experiment to evaluate the porting of Ada and the development of bindings to use Web API provided by the browser directly from Ada applications.
How I learned to write SPARK-provable code using Conway's Game Of Life
The Ada 2012 standard introduced user-defined references. The main idea behind this is simplifying the access to elements in a container. But you can use them to control the life-circle of your persistent objects. Let's see how it could work.
We are excited to be sponsoring and exhibiting at the 2nd annual High Integrity Software conference, taking place on 5th November 2015 at The Royal Marriott Hotel in Bristol.