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Proving Safety at Scale: SPARK, RISC-V, and NVIDIA’s Security Strategy
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Yannick Moy
Two Projects to Compute Stats on Analysis Results
Two projects by Daniel King and Martin Becker facilitate the analysis of GNATprove results by exporting the results (either from the log or from the…

Pierre-Marie de Rodat
GNATcoverage moves to GitHub

Jorge Real
Writing on Air

Fabien Chouteau, Arnaud Charlet, Yannick Moy
SPARK Tetris on the Arduboy

Claire Dross
Research Corner - Auto-active Verification in SPARK
GNATprove performs auto-active verification, that is, verification is done automatically, but usually requires annotations by the user to succeed. In…

Yannick Moy
Rod Chapman on Software Security
Rod Chapman gave an impactful presentation at Bristech conference last year. His subject: programming Satan's computer! His way of pointing out how…

Emma Adby
AdaCore attends FOSDEM
Earlier this month AdaCore attended FOSDEM in Brussels, an event focused on the use of free and open source software. Two members of our technical…

Pat Rogers
Getting started with the Ada Drivers Library device drivers

Yannick Moy
Proving Tetris With SPARK in 15 Minutes
I gave last week a 15-minutes presentation at FOSDEM conference of how you can prove interesting properties of Tetris with SPARK. Here is the…

Raphaël Amiard, Yannick Moy, Pierre-Marie de Rodat
Going After the Low Hanging Bug
At AdaCore, we have a strong expertise in deep static analysis tools (CodePeer and SPARK), and we have been relying on the compiler GNAT and our…

Johannes Kanig
Hash it and Cache it
A new feature of SPARK2014 allows to use a memcached server to share proof results between runs of the SPARK tools and even between developers on…

Raphaël Amiard, Pierre-Marie de Rodat
Introducing Libadalang
AdaCore is working on a host of tools that works on Ada code. The compiler, GNAT, is the most famous and prominent one, but it is far from being the…


