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Subject: Re: Implementing an Ada compiler and libraries.
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On Fri, 2007-05-11 at 11:49 -0700, Lucretia wrote:

> how would a compiler that didn't impose limits (are there
> any?) manage to find compilation units with'd? At least with GNAT it
> uses package name => filename,

GNAT also comes with gnatchop, pragma Source_File_Name, and naming
conventions.

>  i.e. how do you know in which file to look?

Have you had an opportunity to look at the contents of the library
and info files generated by the Aonix (SofCheck) compiler?