Where can I find programs that will translate from [some language] to Ada?
It is generally advisable to simply interface from Ada to the existing code segments that (should) already work. Note that Ada (95) now has an annex devoted to specifying how to interface with code written in other programming languages (C, Fotran, and Cobol), and there are already interfaces to C++ too. Another option is to redesign the code, taking of course advantage of one’s knowledge of the current system. For instance, Job Honig reported that he did this twice, once for Coco, a parser generator for LALR left attributed grammars, and once for Flex, the well known scanner generator. Both attempts revealed errors in the original software; they were uncovered by designing the new system using the higher abstraction level allowed by Ada… So there is support for the requirements analysis (transition to Ada), but it is not obvious that the proposed implementation (using a source code translator) is a good solution. Still, you may have compelling reasons to translate your existing sour
It is generally advisable to simply interface from Ada to the existing code segments that (should) already work. Note that Ada (95) now has an annex devoted to specifying how to interface with code written in other programming languages (C, Fotran, and Cobol), and there are already interfaces to C++ too. Another option is to redesign the code, taking of course advantage of one’s knowledge of the current system.Schedules can be viewed by the web interface that shows the next start time of a job or of an order. Job output is gathered in log files that are accessible by the web interface for all job owners or by mails that can be configured to be sent by the Job Scheduler to specific job owners. We do not support the concept of job owners in the web interface: this is used for administrative access, not for end users, therefore all jobs are shown to all allowed hosts.
