The style guide is divided into chapters that reflect the major points that a programmer addresses when creating high-quality, reliable, reusable and portable Ada software. Individual chapters are devoted to source code presentation, readability, program structure, programming practice, concurrency, portability, reusability, performance, and the new object-oriented features. Each chapter is divided into guidelines, whose contents are both prescriptive and tailorable. Many of the guidelines and examples are specific enough to be adopted as corporate or project programming standards.
