Ada 202y Language Reference Manual
The documents on this page consolidate possible corrections and improvements
to the Ada Standard (International Standard ISO/IEC 8652:202y). The corrections
and improvements will be produced by the ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 22/WG 9 Ada Rapporteur
Group (ARG), and are known as "Ada 202y". The corrections and improvements include
those published in Ada 2022 (ISO/IEC 8652:2023).
Additional corrections and improvements are expected for Ada 202y; the timing
and form (Corrigendum, Amendment, Revision) of future improvements has not
yet been determined. Additionally, whether standardization will succeed is unknown. Thus, any
proposed correction or feature may be substantially changed or withdrawn
before an updated language completes standardization. These draft documents are not
an official publication or work product of the ARG, but rather are provided by
the ARA as a service to the Ada community.
The Ada 2022 standard is
available here.
The consolidated Ada 2012 standard (including TC1) is
available here.
The original (Ada 2012) standard is available
here.
This is draft 3. This draft contains 105 of 113 approved AI22s; the
remaining AIs will appear in future drafts. The approved AIs that do not appear
are 33, 57, 59, 73, 97, 104, 117, and 119. Most of these contain a significant
number of changes.
Note: The PDF files are draft 2 which was
up-to-date as of January 2025; we're only updating PDF files periodically to save
time and money.
Send editorial comments on the documents to
agent@ada-auth.org. Editorial comments are
those that do not change the meaning of the text, such a spelling errors, doubled
words, etc. [Note: Please avoid comments on paragraph and page layout,
we are not checking that at this time.]
Substantive comments should be submitted
by one of the methods outlined in the Introduction
of the draft standard.
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