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A ULID code (Universally Unique Lexicographically Sortable Identifier) is a combination of a 48-bit time stamp (most significant part, with a millisecond accuracy), and a 80-bit random number (least significant part), totalling 128 bits, that is 16 bytes (octets). The package ULID provides two functions Generate. One function produces a 128-bit number that can be output (for instance) in the UUID format. One function produces a string in the Base32 format (Crockford variant) - the...

...And: Engine_3D is completely programmed in Ada. Some parts of the 3D engine, like the animated bump mapping, are still waiting to be ported to my newer 3D project, GLOBE_3D !... DOS and Linux versions available. Remarks for the DOS version: It is also a funny example of a game system almost fully in Ada, including sound driver, graphics driver, keyboard driver. The only things not in Ada there are the file system (MS-DOS), the 32-bit DOS extender (CWSDPMI) and the mouse driver. For running, I recommend DOSBox. ...

Zada is a Zlib implementation fully in Ada. The advantage of Zada is its unconditional portability: native compiled code, but no need to worry about endianness or 32 bit or 64 bit versions, or bindings, or DLL's, or whatever. So far, the project is dormant, but the realization is a straightforward task using two existing SourceForge projects: 1) Clone the ZLib-Ada thick binding project. 2) Replace the functions having Import pragma in Zlib.Thin (zlib-thin.ads) by native ones. For...