NASA NTRS · 19820023089
The implementation and use of Ada on distributed systems with high reliability requirements
Abstract
The use and implementation of Ada in distributed environments in which the hardware components are assumed to be unreliable is investigated. The possibility that a distributed system can be programmed entirely in Ada so that the individual tasks of the system are unconcerned with which processor they are executing on, and that failures can occur in the underlying hardware is considered. The reduced cost of computer hardware and the advantages of distributed processing (for example, increased reliability through redundancy and greater flexibility) indicate that many aerospace computer systems can be distributed. The use of Ada and distributed systems is a good combination for aerospace embedded systems.
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Knight, J. C., Reynolds, P. F.. 1982-08-01. The implementation and use of Ada on distributed systems with high reliability requirements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820023089
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