GNATColl Core Components

• 1. Introduction to the GNAT Component Collection
  • 1.1. Bug reports
• 2. Building GNATColl
  • 2.1. Configuring the build environment
  • 2.2. Building GNATColl
  • 2.3. Installing GNATColl
• 3. Scripts: Embedding script languages
  • 3.1. Supported languages
    • 3.1.1. The Shell language
    • 3.1.2. Classes exported to all languages
  • 3.2. Scripts API
    • 3.2.1. Initializing the scripting module
    • 3.2.2. Creating interactive consoles
    • 3.2.3. Exporting classes and methods
    • 3.2.4. Executing startup scripts
    • 3.2.5. Multithreading applications and scripts
    • 3.2.6. Debugging scripts
• 4. Traces: Logging information
  • 4.1. Configuring traces
  • 4.2. Using the traces module
    • 4.2.1. Logging unexpected exceptions
    • 4.2.2. Checking whether the handle is active
  • 4.3. Log decorators
  • 4.4. Defining custom stream types
  • 4.5. Logging to syslog
  • 4.6. Dynamically disabling features
• 5. Strings: high-performance strings
  • 5.1. Small string optimization
  • 5.2. Character types
  • 5.3. Configuring the size of small strings
  • 5.4. Task safety
  • 5.5. Copy on write
  • 5.6. Growth strategy
  • 5.7. Substrings
  • 5.8. API
• 6. Memory: Monitoring memory usage
• 7. Mmap: Reading and Writing Files
• 8. Boyer-Moore: Searching strings
• 9. Paragraph filling: formatting text
• 10. Templates: generating text
• 11. Email: Processing email messages
  • 11.1. Message formats
  • 11.2. Parsing messages
  • 11.3. Parsing mailboxes
  • 11.4. Creating messages
• 12. Ravenscar: patterns for multitasking
  • 12.1. Tasks
  • 12.2. Servers
  • 12.3. Timers
• 13. Storage Pools: controlling memory management
• 14. VFS: Manipulating Files
  • 14.1. Filesystems abstraction
    • 14.1.1. file names encoding
  • 14.2. Remote filesystems
    • 14.2.1. Filesystem factory
    • 14.2.2. Transport layer
  • 14.3. Virtual files
• 15. Tribooleans: Three state logic
• 16. Geometry: primitive geometric operations
• 17. Projects: manipulating gpr files
  • 17.1. Defining a project with user-defined packages and reading them.
• 18. Refcount: Reference counting
• 19. Config: Parsing configuration files
• 20. Pools: Controlling access to resources
• 21. JSON: handling JSON data
• 22. SQL: Database interface
  • 22.1. Database Abstraction Layers
  • 22.2. Database example
  • 22.3. Database schema
  • 22.4. Connecting to the database
  • 22.5. Loading initial data in the database
  • 22.6. Writing queries
  • 22.7. Executing queries
  • 22.8. Prepared queries
  • 22.9. Getting results
  • 22.10. Creating your own SQL types
  • 22.11. Query logs
  • 22.12. Writing your own cursors
  • 22.13. The Object-Relational Mapping layer (ORM)
    • 22.13.1. reverse relationships
  • 22.14. Modifying objects in the ORM
  • 22.15. Object factories in ORM
• 23. Terminal: controlling the console
  • 23.1. Colors
  • 23.2. Cursors
• 24. Promises: deferring work

Indices and tables

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