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Ada to C++ Boeing GEMS
GEMS (Geospatial Environmental Mapping Software) , provides the B52, F15 and TX training jet—with mission-critical data to provide air crews with real-time information. TSRI was able to modernize GEMS against the government mandated LDRA compliance tool, with 100% successful unit testing that meet and exceeded the mandated avionics standards.
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Customer: Boeing Source & Target Language: Ada to C++ Lines of Code: 388,896 Duration: 16 Months Services: Automated Code Transformation, Automated Refactoring, Unit Testing, Third Party Code Quality Refactoring, Integration and Testing, Transformation Blueprint®, Application Blueprint®
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Code Modernization: Focus on Ada to C, C++, C# and Java
Code Modernization: Focus on Ada
Ada was designed and released from 1977 to 1983 as a high-level object-oriented language for use in real time and embedded systems. It is used extensively in systems such as air traffic management systems, banking and financial systems, communication and navigational satellites, medical equipment, and in military applications. Currently, although the Ada language has been updated, it is not as common as it once was. The ratio of Java programmers to Ada programmers is now about 20 to 1.
JOVIAL J73 to C++ - BAE Systems
BAE Systems received an award from South Korea's Defense Acquisition and Procurement Agency for a multi-year project to upgrade 134 Korean Air Force F-16 (KF16) fighters. The upgrade included obsolescence management for the computers and operating systems for near real-time tactical data and voice information and including the Core operational flight programs: Advanced Mission Computer (AMC), Upgraded Central Interface Unit (UCIU), Cockpit Display Generator (CDG) and the Center Pedestal Display (CDP). BAE Systems employed TSRI for their modernization services to modernize and document the Jovial source code to C++.
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Customer: Bae Systems Source & Target Language: Jovial J73 to C++ Lines of Code: 340,000 Duration: 6 months Services: Code Transformation, Automated Refactoring, Installation and Testing Support, Transformation Blueprint®, Application Blueprint®
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