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Practical use of Ada 95's concurrency features

Ada 83 has numerous shortcomings for concurrent systems: it requires additional tasks, adding overhead and increasing interrupt latency, and it has difficulty handling asynchronous transfer of control. Ada 95 offers features that address these shortcomings and simplify concurrent implementation: protected units, interrupt handlers, priority entry queuing, dynamic task priorities, and asynchronous select statements. Using their Flexible Manufacturing System, the authors demonstrate how these features improve Ada and promote efficiency.