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From: "Frank C. Post" <postman@christcom.net>
Subject: Re: Code Formatters
Date: 1996/10/29
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We had Meridian's Ada compiler for a long time, and it came packaged with
AdaForm.  However, I'm sure that the formatter was not dependant upon the
Meridian environment.  It was an ok product whcih had a decent selection of
switches that could be used to control indentation, capitalization, etc. 
Maybe Meridian (or Alsys or Thomson) has it available as standalone.

--postman