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In modern software systems development, distributed and parallel systems are of increasing importance. Much research has been done to investigate the distribution of Ada programs across a set of processors, both in loosely-coupled distributed systems and in more tightly-coupled parallel systems. To this point, however, there has been something of an idea that the support needed for distributed systems differs from that required for parallel systems. In this paper, the authors first discuss the support requirements for distributed and parallel Ada programs, and point out that the requirements for these two areas have more in common than may have been previously thought. Next, the authors discuss AdaPT (Ada plus ParTitions), a set of extensions to Ada to support distributed and fault-tolerant systems. AdaPT is used as a reference in the further discussion of the previously identified requirements for distributed systems. After this, the authors provide an in-depth discussion of the Ada 9X Distributed Systems Annex, as presented by the Ada 9X mapping/revision team in the version 5.0 draft Language Reference Manual, and the extent to which this annex fulfils the previously identified requirements.

Distributed and parallel Ada and the Ada 9X recommendations