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Assumptions are bad (Score:1)
To start with, Ada indexes arrays starting with 1. Yes, I know that is ugly and weird (*cough* FORTRAN *cough*), but that is most certainly not an off-by-one error.
Next, neither your p6 code or the java code addresses the line:
Granted there are some missing values here, specifically LogFileCountT and MaxNumberLogFiles. But these two help to define a range of acceptable indices for the LogFileNamesT array type.
Now to the really bad as
Re:Assumptions are bad (Score:1)
16 is the magic number, even in ADA there is 2-complement HW.
index 1-17, count=16
I also deal with security relevant hard real-time code. We mostly use graphical environments there, Matlab Simulink, the deal with the additional complexity.
There the checks are mostly runtime, not compile time! "Compile time" checks are done by the graphical environment, where boxes simply cannot be connected, or invalid parameters cannot be entered.
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